Alexandre Dumas (fils)

Do not estimate money in more or less than it is worth, because it is a good servant and a bad master.

Marriage is a chain so heavy that it takes two to carry it, and often three.

Love is physics. Marriage, chemistry.

All generalizations are dangerous, including this one.

The experience and philosophy that do not lead to indulgence and charity are two acquisitions that are not worth what they cost.

Love inspires the greatest feats and prevents them from being carried out.

The first love, out of curiosity; the second, out of spite; the third, out of habit.

We must love, no matter who, no matter how, as long as we love.