Upon My Word, I Think

Melodies Die Out, Like The Pipe Of Pan, With The Ears That Love Them And Listen For Them.

It Is Not True That A Man's Intellectual Power Is, Like The Strength Of A Timber Beam, To Be Measured By Its Weakest Point.

... It Is Seldom A Medical Man Has True Religious Views--there Is Too Much Pride Of Intellect.

Don't Judge A Book By Its Cover

But I Think It Is Hardly An Argument Against A Man's General Strength Of Character, That He Should Be Apt To Be Mastered By Love. A Fine Constitution Doesn't Insure One Against Small-pox Or Any Other Of Those Inevitable Diseases. A Man May Be Very Firm In Other Matters, And Yet Be Under A Sort Of Witchery From A Woman.