ed of an
attack of coquetry
Not show it off was as if one only
possessed a kennel
Permissible neither to applaud nor to
hiss
Poetry without rhapsody
Present princes and let those be
scandalised who will!
Respectful without servility
Satire without bitterness
Says all that he means, and resolutely
means all that he can say
She awaits your replies without
interruption
Situations in life where we are
condemned to see evil done
Talent without artifice
That Which Often It is Best to Ignore
The King replied that "too much was too
much"
The monarch suddenly enough rejuvenated
his attire
The pulpit is in want of comedians;
they work wonders there
Then comes discouragement; after that,
habit
There is an exaggeration in your sorrow
These liars in surplice, in black
cassock, or in purple
Time, the irresistible healer
Trust not in kings
Violent passion had changed to mere
friendship
Weeping just as if princes had not got
to die like anybody else
Went so far as to shed tears, his most
difficult feat of all
What they need is abstinence,
prohibitions, thwartings
When women rule their reign is always
stormy and troublous
When one has seen him, everything is
excusable
When one has been pretty, one imagines
that one is still so
Wife: property or of furniture, useful
to his house
Wish you had the generosity to show,
now and again, less wit
Women who misconduct themselves are
pitiless and severe
Won for himself a great name and great
wealth by words
Would you like to be a cardinal? I can
manage that
You know, madame, that he generally
gets everything he wants
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