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I Never Guess. It Is A Shocking Habit Destructive To The Logical Faculty.

A Trusty Comrade Is Always Of Use; And A Chronicler Still More So.

Life Is Infinitely Stranger Than Anything Which The Mind Of Man Could Invent.

The More Outre' And Grotesque An Incident Is The More Carefully It Deserves To Be Examined, And The Very Point Which Appears To Complicate A Case Is, When Duly Considered And Scientifically Handled, The One Which Is Most Likely To Elucidate It.

As Cuvier Could Correctly Describe A Whole Animal By The Contemplation Of A Single Bone, So The Observer Who Has Thoroughly Understood One Link In A Series Of Incidents Should Be Able To Accurately State All The Other Ones, Both Before And After.