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Marriage Is Not Something That Can Be Accomplished All At Once; It Has To Be Constantly Reaccomplished. A Couple Must Never Indulge In Idle Tranquility With The Remark: "the Game Is Won; Let's Relax." The Game Is Never Won. The Chances Of Life Are Such That Anything Is Possible. Remember What The Dangers Are For Both Sexes In Middle Age. A Successful Marriage Is An Edifice That Must Be Rebuilt Every Day.

Modesty And Unselfishness - These Are The Virtues Which Men Praise - And Pass By.

Memory Is A Great Artist. For Every Man And For Every Woman It Makes The Recollection Of His Or Her Life A Work Of Art And An Unfaithful Record.

Either The Soul Is Immortal And We Shall Not Die, Or It Perishes With The Flesh And We Shall Not Know That We Are Dead. Live, Then, As If You Were Eternal.

It Is Often Said That In Prosperity We Have Many Friends, But That We Are Usually Neglected When Things Go Badly. I Disagree. Not Only Do Malicious People Flock About Us In Order To Witness Our Ruin, But Other Unfortunates As Well, Who Have Been Kept Away By Our Happiness, And Now Feel Close To Us On Account Of Our Troubles.