In The Affairs Of This

Do As We Say, And Not As We Do. [lat., Faites Ce Que Nous Disons, Et Ne Faites Pas Ce Que Nous Faisons.]

In The Affairs Of This World, Poverty Alone Is Without Envy.

Although Love Dwells In Gorgeous Palaces, And Sumptuous Apartments, More Willingly Than In Miserable And Desolate Cottages, It Cannot Be Denied But That He Sometimes Causes His Power To Be Felt In The Gloomy Recesses Of Forests, Among The Most Bleak And Rugged Mountains, And In The Dreary Caves Of A Desert.

You Must Read, You Must Persevere, You Must Sit Up Nights, You Must Inquire, And Exert The Utmost Power Of Your Mind. If One Way Does Not Lead To The Desired Meaning, Take Another; If Obstacles Arise, Then Still Another; Until, If Your Strength Holds Out, You Will Find That Clear Which At First Looked Dark.

Heaven Would Indeed Be Heaven If Lovers Were There Permitted As Much Enjoyment As They Had Experienced On Earth.