The Fruit Derived From Labor Is The

Clearness Is The Ornament Of Deep Thought.

We Can Love With All Our Hearts Those In Whom We Recognize Great Faults. It Would Be Impertinent To Believe That Perfection Alone Has The Right To Please Us; Sometimes Our Weaknesses Attach Us To Each Other As Much As Our Virtues.

Activity Makes More Men's Fortunes Than Cautiousness.

None Are More Liable To Mistakes Than Those Who Act Only On Second Thoughts.

Every Thought Is New When An Author Expresses It In A Manner Peculiar To Himself.