Piano, N. A Parlor Utensil For Subduing

He Who Thinks With Difficulty Believes With Alacrity. A Fool Is A Natural Proselyte, But He Must Be Caught Young, For His Convictions, Unlike Those Of The Wise, Harden With Age.

Repose, V.i. To Cease From Troubling.

The Liberality Of One Who Has Much, In Permitting One Who Has Nothing To Get All That He Can.

Effect, N. The Second Of Two Phenomena Which Always Occur Together In The Same Order. The First, Called A Cause, Is Said To Generate The Other-which Is No More Sensible Than It Would Be For One Who Has Never Seen A Dog Except In Pursuit Of A Rabbit To Declare The Rabbit The Cause Of The Dog.

Women And Foxes, Being Weak, Are Distinguished By Superior Tact.