Every One In A Crowd Has The

Women Never Reason, And Therefore They Are (comparatively) Seldom Wrong.

The Mind Revolts Against Certain Opinions, As The Stomach Rejects Certain Foods.

Books Are A World In Themselves, It Is True; But They Are Not The Only World. The World Itself Is A Volume Larger Than All The Libraries In It.

An Accomplished Coquette Excites The Passions Of Others, In Proportion As She Feels None Herself.

Man Is A Make-believe Animal: He Is Never So Truly Himself As When He Is Acting A Part.