Differences, We Know, Are Never So Effectually

Marriage Has Many Pains, But Celibacy Has No Pleasures.

Moral Sentences Appear Ostentatious And Tumid, When They Have No Greater Occasions Than The Journey Of A Wit To His Home Town: Yet Such Pleasures And Such Pains Make Up The General Mass Of Life; And As Nothing Is Little To Him That Feels It With Gre

Melancholy, Indeed, Should Be Diverted By Every Means But Drinking.

There Is No Being So Poor And So Contemptible, Who Does Not Think There Is Somebody Still Poorer, And Still More Contemptible.

The Use Of Traveling Is To Regulate Imagination By Reality.