Fortune Never Appears So Blind As To

It Is Worth Nothing To Be Young Without Being Beautiful, Nor To Be Beautiful Without Being Young.

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

The Applause We Give Those Who Are New To Society Often Proceeds From A Secret Envying Of Those Already Established.

There Are A Great Many Men Valued In Society Who Have Nothing To Recommend Them But Serviceable Vices.

In All Aspects Of Life, We Take On A Part And An Appearance To Seem To Be What We Wish To Be--and Thus The World Is Merely Composed Of Actors.