Cunning And Treachery Proceed From

Perfect Valour Consists In Doing Without Witnesses That Which We Would Be Capable Of Doing Before Everyone.

We Are Almost Always Wearied In The Company Of Persons With Whom We Are Not Permitted To Be Weary.

It Is From A Weakness And Smallness Of Mind That Men Are Opinionated; And We Are Very Loath To Believe What We Are Not Able To Comprehend.

Our Enemies Come Nearer The Truth In The Opinions They Form Of Us Than We Do In Our Opinion Of Ourselves.

There Is A Sort Of Love Whose Very Excessiveness Prevents The Lover's Being Jealous.