Gross And Obscure Natures, However Decorated, Seem

All Great Men Come Out Of The Middle Classes.

Pain Is Superficial, And Therefore Fear Is. The Torments Of Martyrdoms Are Probably Most Keenly Felt By The By-standers.

Everything In Nature Goes By Law, And Not By Luck.

You Must Hear The Birds Song Without Attempting To Render It Into Nouns And Verbs.

Our Expense Is Almost All For Conformity. It Is For Cake That We Run In Debt; 'tis Not The Intellect, Not The Heart, Not Beauty, Not Worship, That Costs So Much.