Dreams are to us an imag^ of the future life

456. — Pride and poverty are inconsistent ; so are love and old âge. (52)

457. — To feel the true value of what you possess, imagine yourself to hâve lost it.

458. — It is sometimes difficult tp distinguish between indolence and patience.

459. — The thread of life would become slack if it were not watered by a few tears.

460. — In ail révolutions there are men who secretly hold the thread, and seek to gather the fruits of them.

461. — Wonder, servitude and audacity, are the oifspring of ignorance.

462. — True philosophy is the daughterof common sensé and kindness.