Indolence, Languid As It Is, Often Masters

Perfect Courage Is To Do Without Witnesses What One Would Be Capable Of Doing With The World Looking On.

There Is No Accident So Unfortunate But Wise Men Will Make Some Advantage Of It, Nor Any So Entirely Fortunate But Fools May Turn It To Their Own Prejudice.

One Is Never As Happy Or As Unhappy As One Thinks.

We Have More Indolence In The Mind Than In The Body.

It Is Easier To Deceive Yourself, And To Do So Unperceived, Than To Deceive Another.