Dissimulation, Even The Most Innocent In Its

We Rarely Repent Of Speaking Little, But Often Of Speaking Too Much.

A Heap Of Epithets Is Poor Praise: The Praise Lies In The Facts, And In The Way Of Telling Them.

Caprice In Women Often Infringes Upon The Rules Of Decency.

A Tall, Well-built Man With A Deep Chest And Broad Shoulders Can Carry A Heavy Burden With Ease And Unconcern, And Still Keep One Hand Free; A Dwarf Would Be Crushed By Half That Weight. Thus Lofty Posts Make Great Men Greater Still, And Small Men Much Smaller.

The Fears Of Old Age Disturb Us, Yet How Few Attain It?