But What Can A Man

Friendship, "the Wine Of Life," Should, Like A Well-stocked Cellar, Be Continually Renewed.

The Man Who Stops Making New Friends Eventually Will Have None.

My Readers, Who May At First Be Apt To Consider Quotation As Downright Pedantry, Will Be Surprised When I Assure Them, That Next To The Simple Imitation Of Sounds And Gestures, Quotation Is The Most Natural And Most Frequent Habitude Of Human Nature. For, Quotation Must Not Be Confined To Passages Adduced Out Of Authors. He Who Cites The Opinion, Or Remark, Or Saying Of Another, Whether It Has Been Written Or Spoken, Is Certainly One Who Quotes; And This We Shall Find To Be Universally Practiced.

We Had Some Port, And Drank Damnation To The Play And Eternal Remorse To The Author.

But What Can A Man See Of A Library Being One Day In It?