We Take Our Colors, Chameleon-like, From Each

The Best Philosophical Attitude To Adopt Towards The World Is A Union Of The Sarcasm Of Gaiety With The Indulgence Of Contempt.

Anticipation Leads The Way To Victory, And Is The Spur To Conquest.

An Author Is Often Obscure To The Reader Because They Proceed From The Thought To Expression Than Like The Reader From The Expression To The Thought.

Society ... Is Nothing More Than The War Of A Thousand Petty Opposed Interests, An Eternal Strife Of All The Vanities, Which, Turn In Turn Wounded And Humiliated One By The Other, Intercross, Come Into Collision, And On The Morrow Expiate The Triumph Of The Eve In The Bitterness Of Defeat. To Live Alone, To Remain Unjostled In This Miserable Struggle, Where For A Moment One Draws The Eyes Of The Spectators, To Be Crushed A Moment Later -- This Is What Is Called Being A Nonentity, Having No Existence. Poor Humanity!

In Great Matters, Men Behave As They Are Expected To; In Little Ones, As They Would Naturally