The Land Of Marriage Has

Authors Communicate With The People By Some Special Extrinsic Mark; I Am The First To Do So By My Entire Being, As Michel De Montaigne.

There Were Many Terrible Things In My Life And Most Of Them Never Happened.

'tis The Sharpness Of Our Mind That Gives The Edge To Our Pains And Pleasures.

Those Who Make A Practice Of Comparing Human Actions Are Never So Perplexed As When They Try To See Them As A Whole And In The Same Light; For They Commonly Contradict Each Other So Strangely That It Seems Impossible That They Have Come From The Same Shop.

In Love, 'tis No Other Than Frantic Desire For That Which Flies From Us.