The Gallantry Of The Mind Consists In

We Have Not Enough Strength To Follow All Our Reason.

He Who Imagines He Can Do Without The World Deceives Himself Much; But He Who Fancies The World Cannot Do Without Him Is Still More Mistaken.

Our Actions Are Like Blank Rhymes, To Which Everyone Applies What Sense He Pleases.

Love, All Agreeable As It Is, Charms More By The Fashion In Which It Displays Itself, Than By Its Own True Merit.

As Great Minds Have The Faculty Of Saying A Great Deal In A Few Words, So Lesser Minds Have A Talent Of Talking Much, And Saying Nothing.