Nothing is more foolish than foolish laughter

977. — ^He who is not well satisfied with himself darea not cast his eyes upon the mirror of truth.

978. — The most undesirable condition is that of a man who has nothing to do.

979. — He who despises mankind very likely finds nothing wortby of estoem in himself. i^^)

980. — It is better to do trifling things, than to trifle our time àway.

981. — Laughing and crying without knowing why, is the privilège of -women.

982. — If he alone who is in no respect ridiculous coold laugh at others, no one would do so.

983. — He whose wise advice you disdain will perhaps laugh at your misfortune.

984. — He who laughs at every thing has a false heart and a cold mind.