No Thoroughly Occupied Man Was Ever Yet

There Is A Large Stock On Hand; But Somehow Or Other, Nobody's Experience Ever Suits Us But Our Own.

The Old Proverb, Applied To Fire And Water, May With Equal Truth Be Applied To The Imagination - It Is A Good Servant, But A Bad Master.

Surprises Are Like Misfortunes Or Herrings - They Rarely Come Single.

The Truth Is, We Never Make For Others The Allowance We Make For Ourselves; And We Should Deny Even Our Own Words, Could We Hear Them Spoken By Another.

We Might Have Been - These Are But Common Words, And Yet They Make The Sum Of Life's Bewailing.