Women Can Less Easily Surmount Their Coquetry

It Is As Proper To Have Pride In Oneself As It Ridiculous To Show It To Others.

That Which Makes The Vanity Of Others Unbearable To Us Is That Which Wounds Our Own.

They That Apply Themselves To Trifling Matters Commonly Become Incapable Of Great Ones.

Nothing Ought In Reason To Mortify Our Self-satisfaction More That The Considering That We Condemn At One Time What We Highly Approve And Commend At Another.

Jealousy Is Bred In Doubts. When Those Doubts Change Into Certainties, Then The Passion Either Ceases Or Turns Absolute Madness.