There May Be Other Reasons

He That Reads And Grows No Wiser Seldom Suspects His Own Deficiency, But Complains Of Hard Words And Obscure Sentences, And Asks Why Books Are Written Which Cannot Be Understood.

Happiness," Said He, "must Be Something Solid And Permanent, Without Fear And Without Uncertainty.

A Horse That Can Count To Ten Is A Remarkable Horse, Not A Remarkable Mathematician.

A Man Of Sense And Education Should Meet A Suitable Companion In A Wife. It Is A Miserable Thing When The Conversation Can Only Be Such As Whether The Mutton Should Be Boiled Or Roasted, And Probably A Dispute About That.

Slander Is The Revenge Of A Coward, And Dissimulation Of His Defense.