A Novel Must Be Exceptionally

When You Have Found Out The Prevailing Passion Of Any Man, Remember Never To Trust Him Where That Passion Is Concerned.

Give Nobly To Indigent Merit, And Do Not Refuse Your Charity Even To Those Who Have Not Merit But Their Misery.

Every Man Becomes, To A Certain Degree, What The People He Generally Converses With Are.

I Am Very Sure That Any Man Of Common Understanding May, By Culture, Care, Attention, And Labor, Make Himself What- Ever He Pleases, Except A Great Poet.

The Scholar Without Good Breeding Is A Pedant; The Philosopher, A Cynic.