Innocence Is Not Accustomed To

All Which Is Not Prose Is Verse; And All Which Is Not Verse Is Prose.

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.

Cultivated People Should Be Superior To Any Consideration So Sordid As A Mercenary Interest.

Two Wives? That Exceeds The Custom.

Nothing Can Be Fairer, Or More Noble, Than The Holy Fervor Of True Zeal.