The Darts Of Love Are Blunted By

The Most Perceptive Character In A Play Is The Fool, Because The Man Who Wishes To Seem Simple Cannot Possibly Be A Simpleton.

The Gratification Of Wealth Is Not Found In Mere Possession Or In Lavish Expenditure, But In Its Wise Application.

Do Not Eat Garlic Or Onions; For Their Smell Will Reveal That You Are A Peasant.

Our Hours In Love Have Wings; In Absence, Crutches.

I Follow A More Easy, And, In My Opinion, A Wiser Course, Namely--to Inveigh Against The Levity Of The Female Sex, Their Fickleness, Their Double-dealing, Their Rotten Promises, Their Broken Faith, And, Finally, Their Want Of Judgment In Bestowing Their Affections.