Example Has Far More Followers Than Reason.

Melancholy Sees The Worst Of Things, Things As They May Be, And Not As They Are. It Looks Upon A Beautiful Face, And Sees But A Grinning Skull.

A Sound Discretion Is Not So Much Indicated By Never Making A Mistake As By Never Repeating It.

The Trouble With Men Of Sense Is That They Are So Dreadfully In Earnest All The While.

By His Provocations To Good-natured Merriment, A Humorist Of The First Water Contributes As Much To The Sum Of Happiness As The Gravest Philosopher.

The Opinions Of The Misanthropical Rest Upon This Very Partial Basis, That They Adopt The Bad Faith Of A Few As Evidence Of The Worthlessness Of All.