When Truth Kills Truth, O

Sir, The Year Growing Ancient, Not Yet On Summer's Death Nor On The Birth Of Trembling Winter, The Fairest Flowers O' Th' Season Are Our Carnations And Streaked Gillyvors, Which Some Call Nature's Bastards.

There Are Occasions And Causes, Why And Wherefore In All Things.

The Sense Of Death Is Most In Apprehension, And The Poor Beetle, That We Tread Upon, In Corporal Sufferance Finds A Pang As Great As When A Giant Dies.

I Am Not In The Giving Vein Today.

Adversity's Sweet Milk, Philosophy.