Passions Are No More Forgiving Than Human

In A World Of Hunchbacks, A Fine Figure Becomes A Monstrosity.

It Would Be Curious To Know What Leads A Man To Become A Stationer Rather Than A Baker, When He Is No Longer Compelled, As Among The Egyptians, To Succeed To His Father's Craft.

Suffering Predisposes The Mind To Devoutness; And Most Young Girls, Prompted By Instinctive Tenderness, Lean Towards Mysticism, The Obscurer Side Of Religion.

All Human Power Is A Compound Of Time And Patience.

To Have Fame Follow Us Is Well, But It Is Not A Desirable Avant-courier.