Veritas in dicto non in re consistit.
Sensio igitur in sentiente nihil aliud esse potest præter motum partium aliquarum intus in sentiente existentium, quæ partes motæ organorum quibus sentimus partes sunt.
[28]: 1662.
[29]: Mot de Le Sage.
[30]: Son Wild Galant est de 1662.
[31]: «We love to get our mistresses, and purr over them, as cats do over mice, and then let them get a little way, and all the pleasure is to pat them back again.»
Wildblood dit à sa maîtresse: «I am none of those unreasonable lovers that propose to themselves the loving to eternity. A month is commonly my stint.»—Et Jacintha répond: «Or would not a fortnight serve our turn?» (Mock Astrologer.)
Souvent, à la barbarie de ses plaisanteries, on dirait qu'il traduit Hobbes.
[32]:
Is not Love love without a Priest and Altars?
The temples are inanimate, and know not
What vows are made in them; the Priest stands ready
For his hire, and cares not what hearts he couples.
Love alone is marriage....