Que Sçais-je?" (what Do I Know?)

As For Extraordinary Things, All The Provision In The World Would Not Suffice.

Things Are Not Bad In Themselves, But Our Cowardice Makes Them So.

There Is No Knowledge So Hard To Acquire As The Knowledge Of How To Live This Life Well And Naturally.

It Is A Thorny Undertaking, And More So Than It Seems, To Follow A Movement So Wandering As That Of Our Mind, To Penetrate The Opaque Depths Of Its Innermost Folds, To Pick Out And Immobilize The Innumerable Flutterings That Agitate It.

Any Person Of Honor Chooses Rather To Lose His Honor Than To Lose His Conscience.