All Good Conversation, Manners, And Action Come

Women Have A Less Accurate Measure Of Time Than Men; There Is A Clock In Adam, None In Eve.

The Domestic Man, Who Loves No Music So Well As His Kitchen Clock, And The Airs Which The Logs Sing To Him As They Burn On The Hearth, Has Solaces Which Others Never Dream Of.

...what Torments Of Pain Have You Endured That Haven't As Yet Arrived? And May Never!

Who Can . . . Guess How Much Industry And Providence And Affection We Have Caught From The Pantomime Of Brutes?

Necessity Does Everything Well. In Our Condition Of Universal Dependence, It Seems Heroic To Let The Petitioner Be The Judge Of His Necessity, And To Give All That Is Asked, Though At Great Inconvenience.