Plagiarists, At Least, Have The Merit Of

I Was Told, Continued Egremont, That An Impassable Gulf Divided The Rich From The Poor; I Was Told That The Privileged And The People Formed Two Nations, Governed By Different Laws, Influenced By Different Manners, With No Thoughts Or Sympathies In Common; With An Innate Inability Of Mutual Comprehension.

I Have Brought Myself, By Long Meditation, To The Conviction That A Human Being With A Settled Purpose Must Accomplish It, And That Nothing Can Resist A Will Which Will Stake Even Existence Upon Its Fulfillment.

The Care Of The Public Health Is The First Duty Of The Statesman.

There Is No Diplomacy Like Silence.

Trust Not Overmuch To The Blessed Magdalen; Learn To Protect Yourself.