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a natural conformation of features, I think that even when I have cured

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last edition revised by the author, and published in his lifetime. The

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most clever and polite are content with only seeming attentive while we

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is the most ardent and evil of all, although her violence may be

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afflictions deceives itself. There is another kind not so innocent

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believe that we are beloved.

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weakness and daring though timidity.

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Rochefoucauld's life may be associated with the name of a woman who was

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speak our opinions to our listeners when we find an opportunity without

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This light penetrates to the bottom of matters; it remarks all that can

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on the century of Louis XIV. is entitled to the greatest weight, says,

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459.--There are many remedies to cure love, yet none are infallible.

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["It is more common to see perfect love than real friendship."--La

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soon as it passes from doubt to certainty.

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These follow their taste more than their intelligence, because they

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say it with regret) Rochefoucauld tried to murder.

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338.--When our hatred is too bitter it places us below those whom we

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Constancy, 19, 20, 21, 175, 176, 420.

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persons at the present day ever heard of the Memoirs, and the knowledge

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actually write "Love is the..."--he writes "Love of one..." under the

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misfortunes of men are those into which they fall through their crimes.

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---- of Women, 466, 471, 499.

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place of being wise." Churchill, Rosciad, 117.]

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281.--Pride, which inspires, often serves to moderate envy.

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"The conversation of gentlemen is one of the pleasures that most amuses

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dispute than of that of the palate or of the choice of colours.

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will help us to form a true conclusion on the different characters of

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firmly to its own opinions as it knows all their force and weight.

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which does not always agree with our natural manner. This change of our

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----, Old age of, 430.

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friend, but to show him his own.

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virtue, that I believe they cannot be censured with justice. To me who

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turn away at a certain point, but we do not want to be mixed up in

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rock, more dangerous in the most important matters than sudden squalls

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319.--If we take the liberty to dwell on their faults we cannot

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whom he loves, and meditating the utmost vengeance that his passion can

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XCV.--The greater part of men have qualities which, like those of

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instead of gratitude, to keep the Queen's adherents on his side. The

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I.--Self-love is the love of self, and of all things for self. It

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mind that can be mentioned, it may mean none in particular. It may mean

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XXXI.--Great souls are not those who have fewer passions and more

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useful to them so as to exempt them from annoyance, and when we cannot

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ourselves. (See Maxim 363.)

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lay themselves open to attack in another.

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whatever might be the consequence, to do what I had promised; and I have

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LII.--There are fine things which are more brilliant when unfinished

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writers, of calling actions interested which are done of the most

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acquiring so much on credit, and of undertaking to discharge it. He has

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of the character of De Retz. With his marvellous power of depicting

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taste of the (French) nation, and to give it a spirit of justness

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