The Mind Is But Too Naturally Prone

Insensibility, Of All Kinds, And On All Occasions, Most Moves My Imperial Displeasure

You Must Not Sneeze. If You Have A Vehement Cold You Must Take No Notice Of It; If Your Nose Membranes Feel A Great Irritation You Must Hold Your Breath; If A Sneeze Still Insists Upon Making Its Way You Must Oppose It Keeping Your Teeth Grinding Together; If The Violence Of The Pulse Breaks Some Blood-vessel You Must Break The Blood-vessel -- But Not Sneeze.

To Save The Mind From Preying Inwardly Upon Itself, It Must Be Encouraged To Some Outward Pursuit.

. . . Men Seldom Risk Their Lives Where An Escape Is Without Hope Of Recompense.

Childhood Is Never Troubled With Foresight.