Whom We Fear More Than Love, We

To Be A Clergyman, And All That Is Compassionate And Virtuous, Ought To Be The Same Thing.

The Companion Of An Evening, And The Companion For Life, Require Very Different Qualifications.

All Women, From The Countess To The Cook-maid, Are Put Into High Good Humor With Themselves When A Man Is Taken With Them At Firstsight. And Be They Ever So Plain, They Will Find Twenty Good Reasons To Defend The Judgment Of Such A Man.

Those Who Doubt Themselves Most Generally Err Least.

There Is A Good And A Bad Light In Which Every Thing That Befalls Us May Be Taken. If The Human Mind Will Busy Itself To Make Theworst Of Every Disagreeable Occurrence, It Will Never Want Woe.