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"Childhood is not often a happy season — it is too much forced and controlled, …"
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Romance and Reality"I do not think imagination an indulgence at all to be permitted in our present state of society : very well for poets and painters — it is their business, the thing of all others not to be neglected ; but in the common construction of characters and circumstances it is an illusion quite at variance with the realities on which we are to act, and among which we are to live."
"Childhood is not often a happy season — it is too much forced and controlled, …"
"It is curious how inseparable eating and kindness are with some people."
"Nothing is so ingenious in its thousand ways and means as affection."
"Truly does passion live but in the present."
"A kindly intention is often the best eloquence ; …"
"... there is no look so suspicious as a downcast one."