We Say Little, When Vanity Does Not

The Constancy Of The Wise Is Only The Talent Of Concealing The Agitation Of Their Hearts.

Whatever Ignominy Or Disgrace We Have Incurred, It Is Almost Always In Our Power To Reestablish Our Reputation.

We Are Much Harder On People Who Betray Us In Small Ways Than On People Who Betray Others In Great Ones.

There Are Some Disguised Falsehoods So Like Truths, That 'twould Be To Judge Ill Not To Be Deceived By Them.

There Are Various Sorts Of Curiosity; One Is From Interest, Which Makes Us Desire To Know That Which May Be Useful To Us; And The Other, From Pride Which Comes From The Wish To Know What Others Are Ignorant Of.