We Often Credit Ourselves With

Time's Chariot-wheels Make Their Carriage-road In The Fairest Face.

He Who Imagines He Can Do Without The World Deceives Himself Much; But He Who Fancies The World Cannot Do Without Him Is Still More Mistaken.

Commonplace Minds Usually Condemn What Is Beyond The Reach Of Their Understanding.

The Most Violent Passions Sometimes Leave Us At Rest, But Vanity Agitates Us Constantly.

History Never Embraces More Than A Small Part Of Reality