Tea, Late Dinners And The French Revolution.

... Where The Greeks Had Modesty, We Have Cant; Where They Had Poetry, We Have Cant; Where They Had Patriotism, We Have Cant; Where They Had Anything That Exalts, Delights, Or Adorns Humanity, We Have Nothing But Cant, Cant, Cant.

The Waste Of Plenty Is The Resource Of Scarcity.

Names Are Changed More Readily Than Doctrines, And Doctrines More Readily Than Ceremonies.

Man Yields To Death; And Man's Sublimest Works Must Yield At Length To Time.

The Highest Wisdom And The Highest Genius Have Been Invariably Accompanied With Cheerfulness. We Have Sufficient Proofs On Record That Shakespeare And Socrates Were The Most Festive Companions.