We May Give Advice, But Not The

There Is Many A Virtuous Woman Weary Of Her Trade.

Neither Love Nor Fire Can Subsist Without Perpetual Motion; Both Cease To Live So Soon As They Cease To Hope, Or To Fear.

We Are Sometimes As Different From Ourselves As We Are From Others.

In The Intercourse Of Life, We Please More By Our Faults Than By Our Good Qualities.

There Are Various Sorts Of Curiosity; One Is From Interest, Which Makes Us Desire To Know That Which May Be Useful To Us; And The Other, From Pride Which Comes From The Wish To Know What Others Are Ignorant Of.