Fine Dancing, I Believe Like Virtue, Must

Fraternal Love, Sometimes Almost Every Thing, Is At Others Worse Than Nothing.

She Is Probably By This Time As Tired Of Me, As I Am Of Her; But As She Is Too Polite And I Am Too Civil To Say So, Our Letters Are Still As Frequent And Affectionate As Ever, And Our Attachment As Firm And Sincere As When It First Commenced.

If There Is Any Thing Disagreeable Going On, Men Are Always Sure To Get Out Of It.

One Man's Ways May Be As Good As Another's, But We All Like Our Own Best.

It Sometimes Is A Disadvantage To Be So Very Guarded. If A Woman Conceals Her Affection From The Object Of It, She May Loose The Opportunity Of Fixing Him.