People Are All Alike In

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.

There's Nothing Quite Like Tobacco: It's The Passion Of Decent Folk, And Whoever Lives Without Tobacco Doesn't Deserve To Live.

We Are All Mortals, And Each Is For Himself.

Two Wives? That Exceeds The Custom.

When There Is Enough To Eat For Eight, There Is Plenty For Ten.