If Everyone Were Clothed With

All The Satires Of The Stage Should Be Viewed Without Discomfort. They Are Public Mirrors, Where We Are Never To Admit That We Seeourselves; One Admits To A Fault When One Is Scandalized By Its Censure.

Rest Assured That There Is Nothing Which Wounds The Heart Of A Noble Man More Deeply Than The Thought His Honour Is Assailed.

A Lover Tries To Stand In Well With The Pet Dog Of The House.

The Public Scandal Is What Constitutes The Offence: Sins Sinned In Secret Are No Sins At All.

One Can Be Well-bred And Write Bad Poetry