Charity is quick of perception

305. — I^othing can better defeat artifice and cunning than candour and simplicity.

306. — Our pains are âges ; our pleasures lightnîng flashes. (38)

307. — A good economy holds the mean between avarice and prodigality.

308. — Those who call themselves the friends of every one are the friends of no one.

309. — Man obtaîns the mastery over hîmself by accusoming himself to direct the course of bis îdeas.

310. — Tbat whîch is a sabject of etemal contention is eternally nseless.