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The Great Have Private Feelings Of Their Own, To Which The Interests Of Humanity And Justice Must Curtsy. Their Interests Are So Far From Being The Same As Those Of The Community, That They Are In Direct And Necessary Opposition To Them; Their Power Is At The Expense Of Our Weakness; Their Riches Of Our Poverty; Their Pride Of Our Degradation; Their Splendour Of Our Wretchedness; Their Tyranny Of Our Servitude.

He Who Draws Upon His Own Resources Easily Comes To An End Of His Wealth.

Every One In A Crowd Has The Power To Throw Dirt; None Out Of Ten Have The Inclination.

We May Be Willing To Tell A Story Twice, Never To Hear It More Than Once.

Good Temper Is One Of The Great Preservers Of The Features.