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Unconstraint Is The Grace Of Conversation.

It Is So Far From Being Natural For A Man And Woman To Live In A State Of Marriage, That We Find All The Motives Which They Have For Remaining In That Connection, And The Restraints Which Civilised Society Imposes To Prevent Separation, Are Hardly Sufficient To Keep Them Together.

If Lawyers Were To Undertake No Causes Till They Were Sure They Were Just, A Man Might Be Precluded Altogether From A Trial Of His Claim, Though, Were It Judicially Examined, It Might Be Found A Very Just Claim.

Curiosity Is, In Great And Generous Minds, The First Passion And The Last.

The General Remedy Of Those Who Are Uneasy Without Knowing The Cause Is Change Of Place.