Immitation Is The Sincerest Form Of Flattery.

A Fool Is Often As Dangerous To Deal With As A Knave, And Always More Incorrigible.

In Death Itself There Can Be Nothing Terrible, For The Act Of Death Annihilates Sensation; But There Are Many Roads To Death, And Some Of Them Justly Formidable, Even To The Bravest.

Pedantry Crams Our Heads With Learned Lumber And Takes Out Our Brains To Make Room For It.

Patience Is The Support Of Weakness; Impatience The Ruin Of Strength.

Some Men Are Very Entertaining For A First Interview, But After That They Are Exhausted, And Run Out; On A Second Meeting We Shall Find Them Flat And Monotonous; Like Hand-organs, We Have Heard All Their Tunes.