Small Minds Are Much Distressed By Little

We Love Much Better Those Who Endeavor To Imitate Us, Than Those Who Strive To Equal Us. For Imitation Is A Sign Of Esteem, But Competition Of Envy.

We Are More Often Treacherous Through Weakness Than Through Calculation.

The Good Or The Bad Fortune Of Men Depends Not Less Upon Their Own Dispositions Than Upon Fortune.

Few Things Are Needed To Make A Wise Man Happy; Nothing Can Make A Fool Content; That Is Why Most Men Are Miserable.

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