The Coquette Has Companions, Indeed, But No

The Truly Strong And Sound Mind Is The Mind That Can Embrace Equally Great Things And Small.

For Life Affords No Higher Pleasure, Than That Of Surmounting Difficulties, Passing From One Step Of Success To Another, Forming New Wishes And Seeing Them Gratified. He That Labours In Any Great Or Laudable Undertaking, Has His Fatigues First Supported By Hope, And Afterwards Rewarded By Joy... To Strive With Difficulties, And To Conquer Them, Is The Highest Human Felicity.

Actions Are Visible, Though Motives Are Secret.

He Who Has Provoked The Shaft Of Wit, Cannot Complain That He Smarts From It.

In Traveling, A Man Must Carry Knowledge With Him, If He Would Bring Home Knowledge.