English People ... Never Speak, Excepting In

Society Is Like A Large Piece Of Frozen Water; And Skating Well Is The Great Art Of Social Life.

There Can Be Neither Politically Nor Morally A Good Which Is Not Universal ... We Cannot Reform For A Time Or For A Class, But For All And For The Whole, And Our Very Interests Will Draw Us Together In One Wide Bond Of Sympathy.

To The Many, Witticisms Not Only Require To Be Explained, Like Riddles, But Are Also Like New Shoes, Which People Require To Wear Many Times Before They Get Accustomed To Them.

No Thoroughly Occupied Man Was Ever Yet Very Miserable.

Ingratitude Is The Necessary Consequence Of Receiving Favors Of Which We Are Ashamed.