I Envy No Man That Knows More

Men Live By Intervals Of Reason Under The Sovereignty Of Humor And Passion.

Now With My Friend I Desire Not To Share Or Participate, But To Engross His Sorrows, That, By Making Them Mine Own, I May More Easily Discuss Them; For In Mine Own Reason, And Within Myself, I Can Command That Which I Cannot Entreat Without Myself, And Within The Circle Of Another.

Death Hath A Thousand Doors To Let Out Life. I Shall Find One.

I Cannot Tell By What Logic We Call A Toad, A Bear, Or An Elephant Ugly; They Being Created In Those Outward Shapes And Figures Which Best Express The Actions Of Their Inward Forms.

Think Before You Act; Think Twice Before You Speak.