Illness Was A Sort Of Occupation To

Remember, We Can Judge Better By The Conduct Of People Towards Others Than By Their Manner Towards Ourselves.

The Everlasting Quotation-lover Dotes On The Husks Of Learning.

We Are All Apt To Think That An Opinion That Differs From Our Own Is A Prejudice.

In Marrying, A Man Does Not, To Be Sure, Marry His Wife's Mother; And Yet A Prudent Man, When He Begins To Think Of The Daughter, Would Look Sharp At The Mother; Ay, And Back To The Grandmother Too, And Along The Whole Female Line Of Ancestry.

No Man Ever Distinguished Himself Who Could Not Bear To Be Laughed At.