This Man [chesterfield], I Thought, Had Been

Peevishness May Be Considered The Canker Of Life, That Destroys Its Vigor And Checks Its Improvement; That Creeps On With Hourly Depredations, And Taints And Vitiates What It Cannot Consume.

From All Our Observations We May Collect With Certainty, That Misery Is The Lot Of Man, But Cannot Discover In What Particular Condition It Will Find Most Alleviations.

When First The College Rolls Receive His Name, The Young Enthusiast Quilts His Ease For Fame; Through All His Veins The Fever Of Renown Burns From The Strong Contagion Of The Gown

They Who Look But Little Into Futurity, Have, Perhaps, The Quickest Sensation Of The Present.

Curiosity Is One Of The Most Permanent And Certain Characteristics Of A Vigorous Intellect.