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Our Pleasures In Literature Do Not, I Think, Decline With Age; Last 1st Of January Was My Eighty-second Birthday, And I Think That I Had As Much Enjoyment From Books As I Ever Had In My Life.

Wit Is Often Its Own Worst Enemy.

Man Is To Be Held Only By The Slightest Chains; With The Idea That He Can Break Them At Pleasure, He Submits To Them In Sport.

There Is No Reasoning With Imagination.

Sometimes The Very Faults Of Parents Produce A Tendency To Opposite Virtues In Their Children.