The Finest Victory Is To Conquer One's

One Should Oblige Everyone To The Extent Of One's Ability. One Often Needs Someone Smaller Than Oneself.

Neither Blows From Pitchfork, Nor From The Lash, Can Make Him Change His Ways. [fr., Coups De Fourches Ni D'etriveres, Ne Lui Font Changer De Manieres.]

We Become Innocent When We Are Unfortunate.

Every One Turns His Dreams Into Realities As Far As He Can; Man Is Cold As Ice To The Truth, Hot As Fire To Falsehood.

Everyone Has His Faults Which He Continually Repeats: Neither Fear Nor Shame Can Cure Them.