Nobles By The Right Of An Earlier

We Know No Spectacle So Ridiculous As The British Public In One Of Its Periodical Fits Of Morality.

He Who, In An Enlightened And Literary Society, Aspires To Be A Great Poet, Must First Become A Little Child.

[i Can] Scarcely Write Upon Mathematics Or Mathematicians. Oh For Words To Express My Abomination Of The Science.

The Best Portraits Are Those In Which There Is A Slight Mixture Of Caricature.

He [charles Ii] Was Utterly Without Ambition. He Detested Business, And Would Sooner Have Abdicated His Crown Than Have Undergone The Trouble Of Really Directing The Administration.