konye webke
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- IWImagination Was Given to Man to...konye webke
Imagination Was Given to Man to Compensate Him for What He Is Not; a Sense of Humor to Console Him for What He Is
no cover - AWAbility Without Honor Is Uselesskonye webke
Ability Without Honor Is Useless
no cover - IIIt Is Easier to Appear Worthy o...konye webke
It Is Easier to Appear Worthy of a Position One Does Not Hold, Than of the Office Which One Fills
no cover - MOMost of My Young Years Were Spe...konye webke
Most of My Young Years Were Spent under the Boots of the Military
no cover - PBPerfect Behavior Is Born of Com...konye webke
Perfect Behavior Is Born of Complete Indifference
no cover - MWMan Who Does Not Think for Hims...konye webke
Man Who Does Not Think for Himself Does Not Think at All
no cover - NENothing Exists Except Atoms and...konye webke
Nothing Exists Except Atoms and Empty Space; Everything Else Is Opinion
no cover - SPSerious-Minded People Have Few...konye webke
Serious-Minded People Have Few Ideas. People with Ideas Are Never Serious
no cover - WCWe Call First Truths Those We D...konye webke
We Call First Truths Those We Discover after All the Others
no cover - POPride of Youth Is in Strength a...konye webke
Pride of Youth Is in Strength and Beauty, the Pride of Old Age Is in Discretion
no cover - HWHe Who Does Not Think Much of H...konye webke
He Who Does Not Think Much of Himself Is Much More Esteemed Than He Imagines
no cover - INIn Nature We Never See Anything...konye webke
In Nature We Never See Anything Isolated, but Everything in Connection
no cover - OCOne Can Know a Man from His Laughkonye webke
One Can Know a Man from His Laugh
no cover - WIWorld Is a Stage, but the Play...konye webke
World Is a Stage, but the Play Is Badly Cast
no cover - DNDo Not Say a Little in Many Wor...konye webke
Do Not Say a Little in Many Words but a Great Deal in a Few
no cover - LALive As Brave Men; and If Fortu...konye webke
Live As Brave Men; and If Fortune Is Adverse, Front Its Blows with Brave Hearts
no cover - NMNo Man Is Clever Enough to Know...konye webke
No Man Is Clever Enough to Know All the Evil He Does
no cover - LMLiberty Means Responsibility. T...konye webke
Liberty Means Responsibility. That Is Why Most Men Dread It
no cover - NCNever Confuse Motion with Actionkonye webke
Never Confuse Motion with Action
no cover - AWAnyone Who Speaks in the Name o...konye webke
Anyone Who Speaks in the Name of Others Is Always an Imposter
no cover - SAStruggle Alone Pleases Us, Not...konye webke
Struggle Alone Pleases Us, Not the Victory
no cover - BIBeauty Is Unbearable, Drives Us...konye webke
Beauty Is Unbearable, Drives Us to Despair
no cover - CICharm Is a Way of Getting the A...konye webke
Charm Is a Way of Getting the Answer Yes Without Asking a Clear Question
no cover - MWMan Wants to Live, but It Is Us...konye webke
Man Wants to Live, but It Is Useless to Hope
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Imagination Was Given to Man to Compensate Him for What He Is Not; a Sense of Humor to Console Him for What He Is
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Ability Without Honor Is Useless
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It Is Easier to Appear Worthy of a Position One Does Not Hold, Than of the Office Which One Fills
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Most of My Young Years Were Spent under the Boots of the Military
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Perfect Behavior Is Born of Complete Indifference
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Man Who Does Not Think for Himself Does Not Think at All
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Nothing Exists Except Atoms and Empty Space; Everything Else Is Opinion
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Serious-Minded People Have Few Ideas. People with Ideas Are Never Serious
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We Call First Truths Those We Discover after All the Others
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Pride of Youth Is in Strength and Beauty, the Pride of Old Age Is in Discretion
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He Who Does Not Think Much of Himself Is Much More Esteemed Than He Imagines
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In Nature We Never See Anything Isolated, but Everything in Connection
- Open Work
One Can Know a Man from His Laugh
- Open Work
World Is a Stage, but the Play Is Badly Cast
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Do Not Say a Little in Many Words but a Great Deal in a Few
- Open Work
Live As Brave Men; and If Fortune Is Adverse, Front Its Blows with Brave Hearts
- Open Work
No Man Is Clever Enough to Know All the Evil He Does
- Open Work
Liberty Means Responsibility. That Is Why Most Men Dread It
- Open Work
Never Confuse Motion with Action
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Anyone Who Speaks in the Name of Others Is Always an Imposter
- Open Work
Struggle Alone Pleases Us, Not the Victory
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Beauty Is Unbearable, Drives Us to Despair
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Charm Is a Way of Getting the Answer Yes Without Asking a Clear Question
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Man Wants to Live, but It Is Useless to Hope