In All The Silent Manliness Of Grief.

It Is Not Easy To Recover An Art When Once Lost.

All That Philosophy Can Teach Is To Be Stubborn Or Sullen Under Misfortunes.

Fine Declamation Does Not Consist In Flowery Periods, Delicate Allusions Of Musical Cadences, But In A Plain, Open, Loose Style, Where The Periods Are Long And Obvious, Where The Same Thought Is Often Exhibited In Several Points Of View.

Our Pleasures Are Short, And Can Only Charm At Intervals; Love Is A Method Of Protraction Our Greatest Pleasure.

The Jests Of The Rich Are Ever Successful.