I'm Not Smart, But I Like To

When You Find Out A Man's Ruling Passion, Beware Of Crossing Him In It.

First Impressions Are Often The Truest, As We Find (not Unfrequently) To Our Cost When We Have Been Wheedled Out Of Them By Plausible Professions Or Actions. A Man's Look Is The Work Of Years, It Is Stamped On His Countenance By The Events Of His Whole Life, Nay, More, By The Hand Of Nature, And It Is Not To Be Got Rid Of Easily.

The Art Of Conversation Is The Art Of Hearing As Well As Of Being Heard.

If We Wish To Know The Force Of Human Genius, We Should Read Shakespeare. If We Wish To See The Insignificance Of Human Learning, We May Study His Commentators.

We Can Bear To Be Deprived Of Everything But Our Self-conceit.