Oftener Than Not The Old Are Uncontrollable;

There Is Desire In Those Who Love To Hear About Their Loved Ones' Pains.

A Man Who Has Been In Danger, When He Comes Out Of It Forgets His Fears, And Sometimes He Forgets His Promises.

Misery Is The End Of Those With Unbridled Mouths.

It Is A Strange Form Of Anger, Difficult To Cure, When Two Friends Turn Upon Each Other In Hatred.

A Sharp-tempered Woman, Or, For That Matter, A Man, Is Easier To Deal With Than The Clever Type Who Holds Her Tongue.