Boots And Shoes Are The Greatest Trouble

Boots And Shoes Are The Greatest Trouble Of My Life.

Nice Distinctions Are Troublesome. It Is So Much Easier To Say That A Thing Is Black, Than To Discriminate The Particular Shade Of Brown, Blue, Or Green, To Which It Really Belongs. It Is So Much Easier To Make Up Your Mind That Your Neighbour Is Good For Nothing, Than To Enter Into All The Circumstances That Would Oblige You To Modify That Opinion.

The Scornful Nostril And The High Head Gather Not The Odors That Lie On The Track Of Truth.

I Wish Always To Be Quoted As George Eliot.

That Sort Of Reputation Which Precedes Performance [is] Often The Larger Part Of A Man's Fame.