The Garb Of Religion Is The Best

We Are All Of Us, More Or Less, The Slaves Of Opinion.

We Are The Creatures Of Imagination, Passion, And Self-will, More Than Of Reason Or Even Of Self-interest. Even In The Common Transactions And Daily Intercourse Of Life, We Are Governed By Whim, Caprice, Prejudice, Or Accident. The Falling Of A Teacup Puts Us Out Of Temper For The Day; And A Quarrel That Commenced About The Pattern Of A Gown May End Only With Our Lives.

The English (it Must Be Owned) Are Rather A Foul-mouthed Nation.

An Accomplished Coquette Excites The Passions Of Others, In Proportion As She Feels None Herself.

One Said He Wondered That Leather Was Not Dearer Than Any Other Thing. Being Demanded A Reason: Because, Saith He, It Is More Stood Upon Than Any Other Thing In The World.