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Where the mind is tinctured with philosophy, there is no place for grief, anxiety, or superfluous vexations.
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Where the mind is tinctured with philosophy, there is no place for grief, anxiety, or superfluous vexations.
Not to amuse ourselves with either hopes or fears, but to rest satisfied with what we have, which is abundantly sufficient; for he that is so, wants nothing.
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.
A wise man gives way to tears in some cases, and cannot avoid them in others.
Oh! the delights of rest when a man comes to be weary, and of meat when he is heartily hungry.
A wise man is never so busy as in the solitary contemplation of God and the works of Nature.