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Of All Wit's Uses, The Main One Is To Live Well With Who Has None.

Fashion, Though In A Strange Way, Represents All Manly Virtue. It Is Virtue Gone To Seed: It Is A Kind Of Posthumous Honor. It Does Not Often Caress The Great, But The Children Of The Great: It Is A Hall Of The Past.

The Nobler The Truth Or Sentiment, The Less Imports The Question Of Authorship.

Manners Are Very Communicable: Men Catch Them From Each Other.

In Youth, We Clothe Ourselves With Rainbows, With Hope & Love, & Go As Brave As The Zodiack. In Age We Put Out Another Sort Of Perspiration; Gout, Fever, Rheumatism, Caprice, Doubt, Fretting, And Avarice.