What Two Ideas Are More Inseparable Than

Poverty Is No Disgrace To A Man, But It Is Confoundedly Inconvenient.

No Furniture Is So Charming As Books.

Marriage Resembles A Pair Of Shears, So Joined That They Cannot Be Separated; Often Moving In Opposite Directions, Yet Always Punishing Anyone Who Comes Between Them.

Some Men Have Only One Book In Them, Others A Library.

People Who Love Only Once In Their Lives Are Shallow People. What They Call Their Loyalty, And Their Fidelity, I Call Either The Lethargy Of Custom, Or Their Lack Of Imagination