I Trust That Absolutes Have Gradations.

Good Company Requires Only Birth, Education, And Manners, And With Regard To Education Is Not Very Nice. Birth And Good Manners Are Essential; But A Little Learning Is By No Means A Dangerous Thing In Good Company; On The Contrary, It Will Do Very Well.

Where The Wound Had Been Given, There Must The Cure Be Found, If Any Where.

A Man Would Always Wish To Give A Woman A Better Home Than The One He Takes Her From; And He Who Can Do It, Where There Is No Doubt Of Her Regard, Must, I Think, Be The Happiest Of Mortals.

Whatever Bears Affinity To Cunning Is Despicable.

A Fondness For Reading, Which, Properly Directed, Must Be An Education In Itself.