A Wise Woman Will Always Let Her

A Tale Of Scandal Is As Fatal To The Credit Of A Prudent Lady As A Fever Is Generally To Those Of The Strongest Constitutions. But There Is A Sort Of Puny, Sickly Reputation, That Is Always Ailing, Yet Will Wither The Robuster Characters Of A Hundred Prudes.

Whena Scandalousstory Isbelieved Againstone, Thereis Certainly No Comfort Like The Conscience Of Having Deserved It.

Certainly Nothing Is Unnatural That Is Not Physically Impossible.

She's As Headstrong As An Allegory On The Banks Of The Nile.

That Old Man Dies Prematurely Whose Memory Records No Benefits Conferred. They Only Have Lived Long Who Have Lived Virtuously.