How Little Has Situation To Do With

. . . Men Seldom Risk Their Lives Where An Escape Is Without Hope Of Recompense.

The Mind Is But Too Naturally Prone To Pleasure, But Too Easily Yielded To Dissipation

Such Is The Effect Of True Politeness, That It Banishes All Restraint And Embarassment.

Generosity Without Delicacy, Like Wit Without Judgment, Generally Gives As Much Pain As Pleasure.

Childhood Is Never Troubled With Foresight.