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Our Worries Always Come From Our Weaknesses.

One Can With Dignity Be Wife And Widow But Once.

To The Liberal Ideas Of The Age Must Be Opposed The Moral Ideas Of All Ages.

There Are People Who Are Virtuous Only In A Piece-meal Way; Virtue Is A Fabric From Which They Never Make Themselves A Whole Garment.

The Ordinary True, Or Purely Real, Cannot Be The Object Of The Arts. Illusion On A Ground Of Truth,--that Is The Secret Of The Fine Arts.