Men Seldom Give Pleasure When They Are

Officious, Innocent, Sincere, Of Every Friendless Name The Friend.

It Is Not Easy To Surround Life With Any Circumstances In Which Youth Will Not Be Delightful.

Moral Sentences Appear Ostentatious And Tumid, When They Have No Greater Occasions Than The Journey Of A Wit To His Home Town: Yet Such Pleasures And Such Pains Make Up The General Mass Of Life; And As Nothing Is Little To Him That Feels It With Gre

I Have No More Pleasure In Hearing A Man Attempting Wit And Failing, Than In Seeing A Man Trying To Leap Over A Ditch And Tumbling Into It

A Tavern Chair Is The Throne Of Human Felicity.