A King Is A Thing Men Have

The Hall Was The Place Where The Great Lord Used To Eat . . . He Ate Not In Private, Except In Time Of Sickness . . . Nay, The King Himself Used To Eat In The Hall, And His Lords Sat With Him, And He Understood Men.

They That Are Against Superstition Oftentimes Run Into It Of The Wrong Side. If I Will Wear All Colours But Black, Then Am I Superstitious In Not Wearing Black.

In A Troubled State We Must Do As In Foul Weather Upon A River, Not Think To Cut Directly Through, For The Boat May Be Filled With Water; But Rise And Fall As The Waves Do, And Give Way As Much As We Conveniently Can.

Of All The Actions Of A Man's Life, His Marriage Does Least Concern Other People, Yet Of All The Actions Of Our Lives, 'tis The Most Meddled With By Other People.

Marriage Is A Desperate Thing.