Club: An Assembly Of Good Fellows, Meeting

The Reciprocal Civility Of Authors Is One Of The Most Risible Scenes In The Farce Of Life.

A Man Used To Vicissitudes Is Not Easily Dejected.

A Man Seldom Thinks With More Earnestness Of Anything Than He Does Of His Dinner.

It Is Certain That Success Naturally Confirms In Us A Favourable Opinion Of Our Own Abilities. Scarce Any Man Is Willing To Allot To Accident, Friendship, And A Thousand Causes, Which Concur In Every Event Without Human Contrivance Or Interposition, The Part Which They May Justly Claim In His Advancement. We Rate Ourselves By Our Fortune Rather Than Our Virtues, And Exorbitant Claims Are Quickly Produced By Imaginary Merit.

The General Remedy Of Those Who Are Uneasy Without Knowing The Cause Is Change Of Place.