What are the famous English proverbs in The Count of Monte Cristo?

The most classic is the words written by the count in the last paragraph of the book. This is the philosophy of life gained from his legendary experience, and it is also the theme of this book, right?

There is neither happiness nor pain in the world; There is only a comparison between one state and another, that's all. Those who have experienced the greatest sorrow are most likely to experience the greatest happiness. Morrel, we must have experienced the taste of death before we can appreciate the joy of living.

In this world, there is neither happiness nor misfortune, only a comparison between one situation and another, that's all. Only those who have experienced extreme misfortune can taste extreme happiness. Only the man who has made up his mind to die, Morrel, can understand how happy it is to live.

Never forget that until the day when God condescends to reveal the future to mankind, all human wisdom can be summed up in two words: wait and hope.

Never forget that until the day when God promises to reveal the future for mankind, all human wisdom is contained in these five words: wait and hope.