In The Matter Of Dress One Should

Passion Makes Us Feel, But Never See Clearly.

People Here Argue About Religion Interminably, But It Appears That They Are Competing At The Same Time To See Who Can Be The Least Devout.

Man, As A Physical Being, Is Like Other Bodies Governed By Invariable Laws.

A Really Intelligent Man Feels What Other Men Only Know.

In The Birth Of Societies It Is The Chiefs Of States Who Give It Its Special Character; And Afterward It Is This Special Character That Forms The Chiefs Of State.