I . . . Am Always Half

Goldsmith Tells Us, That When Lovely Woman Stoops To Folly, She Has Nothing To Do But To Die; And When She Stoops To Be Disagreeable, It Is Equally To Be Recommended As A Clearer Of Ill-fame.

Respect For Right Conduct Is Felt By Every Body.

There Seemed A Gulf Impassable Between Them.

Oh, Lizzy! Do Anything Rather Than Marry Without Affection.

No Man Is Offended By Another Man's Admiration Of The Woman He Loves; It Is The Woman Only Who Can Make It A Torment.