... There's Nothing But Quarreling

But If The Young Are Never Tired Of Erring In Conduct, Neither Are The Older In Erring Of Judgment.

You Must Learn Not Only To Judge But To Act For Yourself.

Misery Is A Guest That We Are Glad To Part With, However Certain Of Her Speedy Return.

This Perpetual Round Of Constrained Civilities To Persons Quite Indifferent To Us, Is The Most Provoking And Tiresome Thing In Theworld, But It Is Unavoidable In A Country Town, Where Everybody Is Known.... 'tis A Most Shocking And Unworthy Way Of Spending Our Precious Irrecoverable Time, To Those Who Know Not Its Value.

To Save The Mind From Preying Inwardly Upon Itself, It Must Be Encouraged To Some Outward Pursuit. There Is No Other Way To Elude Apathy, Or Escape Discontent; None Other To Guard The Temper From That Quarrel With Itself, Which Ultimately Ends In Quarreling With All Mankind.