Obtain Power, Then, By All Means; Power

The Irish Sometimes Make And Keep A Vow Against Whiskey; These Vows Are Usually Limited To A Short Time.

Books Only Spoil The Originality Of Genius. Very Well For Those Who Can't Think For Themselves - But When One Has Made Up One's Opinions, There Is No Use In Reading.

Man Is To Be Held Only By The Slightest Chains; With The Idea That He Can Break Them At Pleasure, He Submits To Them In Sport.

Now Flattery Can Never Do Good; Twice Cursed In The Giving And The Receiving, It Ought To Be.

What A Misfortune It Isto Be Bornawoman!? Why Seek For Knowledge, Which Can Prove Only That Our Wretchedness Is Irremediable? If A Ray Of Light Break In Upon Us, It Is But To Make Darkness More Visible; To Show Usthenew Limits, The Gothic Structure, Theimpenetrable Barriers Of Our Prison.