Wisdom Has Its Excesses, And

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

Of All Our Infirmities, The Most Savage Is To Despise Our Being.

We Should Spread Joy, But, As Far As We Can, Repress Sorrow.

In My Opinion, The Most Fruitful And Natural Play Of The Mind Is Conversation. I Find It Sweeter Than Any Other Action In Life; And If I Were Forced To Choose, I Think I Would Rather Lose My Sight Than My Hearing And Voice. The Study Of Books Is A Drowsy And Feeble Exercise Which Does Not Warm You Up.

The Pleasantest Things In The World Are Pleasant Thoughts, And The Great Art Of Life Is To Have As Many Of Them As Possible.