Let Menot, Even Inmyownmind, Committheinjustice Of Taking

[on Collectors Of Quotations:] How Far Our Literature May In Future Suffer From These Blighting Swarms, Will Best Be Conceived By A Glance At What They Have Already Withered And Blasted Of The Favourite Productions Of Our Most Popular Poets.

I've A Great Fancy To See My Own Funeral Afore I Die.

In Real Friendship The Judgment, The Genius, The Prudence Of Each Party Become The Common Property Of Both.

There Is No Moment Like The Present. The Man Who Will Not Execute His Resolutions When They Are Fresh Upon Him Can Have No Hope From Them Afterwards: They Will Be Dissipated, Lost, And Perish In The Hurry And Scurry Of The World, Or Sunk In The Slough Of Indolence.

Wit Is Often Its Own Worst Enemy.