It Is A Fine Seasoning For Joy

No Matter What Aristotle And The Philosophers Say, Nothing Is Equal To Tobacco; It's The Passion Of The Well-bred, And He Who Lives Without Tobacco Lives A Life Not Worth Living.

All The Satires Of The Stage Should Be Viewed Without Discomfort. They Are Public Mirrors, Where We Are Never To Admit That We Seeourselves; One Admits To A Fault When One Is Scandalized By Its Censure.

New-born Desires, After All, Have Inexplicable Charms, And All The Pleasure Of Love Is In Variety.

Of All Follies There Is None Greater Than Wanting To Make The World A Better Place.

I Will Not Leave You Until I Have Seen You Hanged.