Bachelors Have Consciences, Married Men Have Wives.

Apologies Are Seldom Of Any Use.

Few Of Those Who Fill The World With Books, Have Any Pretensions To The Hope Either Of Pleasing Or Instructing. They Have Often No Other Task Than To Lay Two Books Before Them, Out Of Which They Compile A Third, Without Any New Material Of Their Own, And With Very Little Application Of Judgment To Those Which Former Authors Have Supplied.

Every Period Of Life Is Obliged To Borrow Its Happiness From Time To Come.

Whoever Wishes To Attain An English Style, Familiar But Not Coarse, And Elegant But Not Ostentatious, Must Give His Days And Nights To The Volumes Of Addison.

Tediousness Is The Most Fatal Of All Faults.