No Thoroughly Occupied Man Was Ever Yet

All Beginnings Are Very Troublesome Things.

Whatever People In General Do Not Understand, They Are Al Ways Prepared To Dislike; The Incomprehensible Is Always The Obnoxious.

Though Fortune's Wheel Is Generally On The Turn, Sometimes When It Gets Into The Mud, It Sticks There.

Memory Has Many Conveniences, And, Among Others, That Of Foreseeing Things As They Have Afterwards Happened.

Imagination Is To Love What Gas Is To The Balloon-that Which Raises It From Earth.