Stubborn And Ardent Clinging To One's Opinion

It Is In The Enjoyment And Not In Mere Possession That Makes For Happiness.

I Speak To The Paper, As I Speak To The First Person I Meet.

Judgement Holds In Me A Magisterial Seat, At Least It Carefully Tries To. It Lets My Feelings Go Their Way, Both Hatred And Friendship, Even The Friendship I Bear Myself, Without Being Changed And Corrupted By Them.

In General I Ask For Books That Make Use Of Learning, Not Those That Build It Up.

A Man Is Not Hurt So Much By What Happens, As By His Opinion Of What Happens.