Οur Own Distrust Somewhat Justifies The Deceit

He That Fancies Such A Sufficiency In Himself That He Can Live Without All The World Is Greatly Mistaken; But He That Imagines Himself So Necessary That Other People Cannot Live Without Him Is A Great Deal More Mistaken.

One Man May Be More Cunning Than Another, But No One Can Be More Cunning Than All The World.

Women Can Less Easily Surmount Their Coquetry Than Their Passions.

We Are Never So Generous As When Giving Advice.

For The Credit Of Virtue We Must Admit That The Greatest Misfortunes Of Men Are Those Into Which They Fall Through Their Crimes.