A Lover Teaches A Wife All Her

The Fame Of Surgeons Resembles The Fame Of Actors, Who Live Only During Their Lifetime And Whose Talent Is No Longer Appreciable Once They Have Disappeared.

Nothing So Fortifies A Friendship As A Belief On The Part Of One Friend That He Is Superior To The Other.

Too Great A Display Of Delicacy Can And Does Sometimes Infringe Upon De-cency.

Whereas Scoundrels Become Reconciled After Knifing One Another, Lovers Break Up Irrevocably Over A Mere Glance Or Word.

To Have Fame Follow Us Is Well, But It Is Not A Desirable Avant-courier.