The World Is Woman's Book. [fr., Le

It Is Hard To Prevent Oneself From Believing What One So Keenly Desires.

I Think We Cannot Too Strongly Attack Superstition, Which Is The Disturber Of Society; Nor Too Highly Respect Genuine Religion, Which Is The Support Of It.

Why Should We Build Our Happiness On The Opinons Of Others, When We Can Find It In Our Own Hearts?

It Is Believed That Physiognomy Is Only A Simple Development Of The Features Already Marked Out By Nature. It Is My Opinion, However, That In Addition To This Development, The Features Come Insensibly To Be Formed And Assume Their Shape From The Frequent And Habitual Expression Of Certain Affections Of The Soul. These Affections Are Marked On The Countenance; Nothing Is More Certain Than This; And When They Turn Into Habits, They Must Leave On It Durable Impressions.

Whoever Blushes Confesses Guilt, True Innocence Never Feels Shame.