In Friendship, As Well As In Love,

Physical Ills Are The Taxes Laid Upon This Wretched Life; Some Are Taxed Higher, And Some Lower, But All Pay Something.

Let Them Show Me A Cottage Where There Are Not The Same Vices Of Which They Accuse The Courts.

I Find, By Experience, That The Mind And The Body Are More Than Married, For They Are Most Intimately United; And When One Suffers, The Other Sympathizes.

Knowledge May Give Weight, But Accomplishments Give Luster, And Many More People See Than Weigh.

There Never Were, Since The Creation Of The World, Two Cases Exactly Parallel.