I Want Nothing But Death.

Fine Dancing, I Believe, Like Virtue, Must Be Its Own Reward.

She Had A Lively, Playful Disposition That Delighted In Anything Ridiculous.

And To All This She Must Yet Add Something More Substantial, In The Improvement Of Her Mind By Extensive Reading.

It Is Only A Novel... Or, In Short, Only Some Work In Which The Greatest Powers Of The Mind Are Displayed, In Which The Most Thorough Knowledge Of Human Nature, The Happiest Delineation Of Its Varieties, The Liveliest Effusions Of Wit And Humour, Are Conveyed To The World In The Best-chosen Language

An Interval Of Meditation, Serious And Grateful, Was The Best Corrective Of Everything Dangerous.