He That Teaches Us Anything Which We

He That Embarks On The Voyage Of Life Will Always Wish To Advance Rather By The Impulse Of The Wind Than The Strokes Of The Oar; And Many Fold In Their Passage; While They Lie Waiting For The Gale.

To Paint Things As They Are Requires A Minute Attention, And Employs The Memory Rather Than The Fancy.

I Live In The Crowd Of Jollity, Not So Much To Enjoy Company As To Shun Myself.

Men Who Could Willingly Resign The Luxuries And Sensual Pleasures Of A Large Fortune Cannot Consent To Live Without The Grandeur And The Homage.

Sir, I Have Found You An Argument; But I Am Not Obliged To Find You An Understanding.