The Grace That Makes Every Grace Amiable

Men And Women Are Brothers And Sisters; They Are Not Of Different Species; And What Need Be Obtained To Know Both, But To Allow For Different Modes Of Education, For Situation And Constitution, Or Perhaps I Should Rather Say, For Habits, Whether Good Or Bad.

Those Who Respect Age, Deserve To Live To Be Old, And To Be Respected Themselves.

The Seeds Of Death Are Sown In Us When We Begin To Live, And Grow Up Till, Like Rampant Weeds, They Choak The Tender Flower Of Life.

By My Soul, I Can Neither Eat, Drink, Nor Sleep; Nor, What's Still Worse, Love Any Woman In The World But Her.

Every Scholar, I Presume, Is Not, Necessarily, A Man Of Sense.