Voltaire Quotes

Neither The Choice Of His Friends, Nor That Of His Dishes, Was The Result Of Pride Or Ostentation. He Took Delight In Appearing To Be, What He Actually Was, And Not In Seeming To Be What He Was Not; And By That Means, Got A Greater Real Character Than He Actually Aim'd At.

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