Hope Is The Cordial That Keeps Life

What Pleasure Can Those Over-happy Persons Know, Who, From Their Affluence And Luxury, Always Eat Before They Are Hungry And Drink Before They Are Thirsty?

In All Works Of This, And Of The Dramatic Kind, Story, Or Amusement, Should Be Considered As Little More Than The Vehicle To The More Necessary Instruction.

To Be A Clergyman, And All That Is Compassionate And Virtuous, Ought To Be The Same Thing.

The World Is Not Enough Used To This Way Of Writing, To The Moment. It Knows Not That In The Minutiae Lie Often The Unfoldings Ofthe Story, As Well As Of The Heart; And Judges Of An Action Undecided, As If It Were Absolutely Decided.

All Our Pursuits, From Childhood To Manhood, Are Only Trifles Of Different Sorts And Sizes, Proportioned To Our Years And Views.