An îndiscreet Word should be forgotten

^ 966. — Public opinion takes its revenge on those who disdain it, by withdrawîng from them its support.

967. — ^Misfortune rénovâtes the soûl and gives gravîty to frivolity itself .

968. — We alwi^s admire the book in which we find our feelings and tnoughts expressed. (101)

969. — In order to succeed in any pursuit, our labours must be our pleasures.