The Reward Of One Duty

That Sort Of Reputation Which Precedes Performance [is] Often The Larger Part Of A Man's Fame.

When You See Fair Hair Be Pitiful.

Worldly Faces Never Look So Worldly As At A Funeral. They Have The Same Effect Of Grating Incongruity As The Sound Of A Coarse Voice Breaking The Solemn Silence Of Night.

The Best Travel Is That Which One Can Take By One's Own Fireside. In Memory Or Imagination.

A Man Vows, And Yet Will Not East Away The Means Of Breaking His Vow. Is It That He Distinctly Means To Break It? Not At All; But The Desires Which Tend To Break It Are At Work In Him Dimly, And Make Their Way Into His Imagination, And Relax His Muscles In The Very Moments When He Is Telling Himself Over Again The Reasons For His Vow.