In The Motive Lies The Good Or

No Man Was More Foolish When He Had Not A Pen In His Hand, Or More Wise When He Had

It Is Much Easier Not To Write Like A Man Than To Write Like A Woman.

It Is Better To Suffer Wrong Than To Do It.

Misery And Shame Are Nearly Allied.

Few Faults Of Style, Whether Real Or Imaginary, Excite The Malignity Of A More Numerous Class Of Readers, Than The Use Of Hard Words.