A Good Jolly Is Worth What You

Mark Twain Said (particularly About Pink Marsh): "i Have Been Reading Him Again, And My Admiration Overflows All Limits. ... How Effortless The Limning! It Is As If The Work Did Itself, Without Help Of The Master's Hand."

It Is Not Time For Mirth And Laughter, The Cold, Gray Dawn Of The Morning After.

If It Were Not For The Presents, An Elopement Would Be Preferable.

Adversity Often Hatches Out The True Nobility Of Character.

Do Not Give Alms Promiscuously. Select The Unworthy Poor And Make Them Happy. To Give To The Deserving Is A Duty, But To Help The Improvident, Drinking Class Is Clear Generosity, So That The Donor Has A Right To Be Warmed By A Selfish Pride And Count On A Most Flattering Obituary.