When The Soul Is Ruffled By The

Tastes In Young People Are Changed By Natural Impetuosity, And In The Aged Are Preserved By Habit.

The Tranquility Or Agitation Of Our Temper Does Not Depend So Much On The Big Things Which Happen To Us In Life, As On The Pleasant Or Unpleasant Arrangements Of The Little Things Which Happen Daily.

We Forget Our Faults Easily When They Are Known To Ourselves Alone.

It Is A Wearisome Disease To Preserve Health By Too Strict A Regimen.

We Should Scarcely Desire Things Ardently If We Were Perfectly Acquainted With What We Desire.