You Must Look Into People, As Well

Everything Is Worth Seeing Once, And The More One Sees The Less One Either Wonders Or Admires.

If Ever A Man And His Wife, Or A Man And His Mistress, Who Pass Nights As Well As Days Together, Absolutely Lay Aside All Good Breeding, Their Intimacy Will Soon Degenerate Into A Coarse Familiarity, Infallibly Productive Of Contempt Or Disgust.

I Am Convinced That A Light Supper, A Good Night's Sleep, And A Fine Morning, Have Sometimes Made A Hero Of The Same Man, Who, By An Indigestion, A Restless Night, And Rainy Morning, Would Have Proved A Coward.

Women, Then, Are Only Children Of A Larger Growth

Those Whom You Can Make Like Themselves Better Will, I Promise You, Like You Very Well.