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To lament the death of a friend is both natural and just; a sigh or a tear I would allow to his memory: but no profuse or obstinate sorrow.
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To lament the death of a friend is both natural and just; a sigh or a tear I would allow to his memory: but no profuse or obstinate sorrow.
To mourn without measure is folly, and not to mourn at all is insensibility.
A wise man gives way to tears in some cases, and cannot avoid them in others.
The ostentation of grief is many times more than the grief itself.
In time, the most stubborn grief will leave us, if in prudence we do not leave that first.
A false and a childish sorrow is appeased with as false and as childish a revenge.