Virtue Is Like Precious Odours, Most Fragrant

Odd's Fish, M'dear! The Man Can't Even Tie His Own Cravat!

It Is Only When We Are Very Happy That We Can Bear To Gaze Merrily Upon The Vast And Limitless Expanse Of Water, Rolling On And On With Such Persistent, Irritating Monotony, To The Accompaniment Of Our Thoughts, Whether Grave Or Gay.

Even The Worst Moments And The Weariest Journeys Must Come To An End.

Money And Titles May Be Hereditary," She Would Say, "but Brains Are Not,".

I Have So Often Been Asked The Question: "but How Did You Come To Think Of The Scarlet Pimpernel?" And My Answer Has Always Been: "it Was God's Will That I Should." And To You Moderns, Who Perhaps Do Not Believe As I Do, I Will Say, "in The Chain Of My Life, There Were So Many Links, All Of Which Tended Towards Bringing Me To The Fulfillment Of My Destiny."