Just As Much As We See In

A Really Great Man Has Always An Idea Of Something Greater Than Himself.

The Most Insignificant People Are The Most Apt To Sneer At Others. They Are Safe From Reprisals. And Have No Hope Of Rising In Their Own Self Esteem But By Lowering Their Neighbors.

We Must Overact Our Part In Some Measure, In Order To Produce Any Effect At All.

One Of The Pleasantest Things In The World Is Going On A Journey; But I Like To Go By Myself.

I Do Not Think That What Is Called Love At First Sight Is So Great An Absurdity As It Is Sometimes Imagined To Be. We Generally Make Up Our Minds Beforehand To The Sort Of Person We Should Like, Grave Or Gay, Black, Brown, Or Fair; With Golden Tresses Or Raven Locks; - And When We Meet With A Complete Example Of The Qualities We Admire, The Bargain Is Soon Struck.