...portion of our enjoyment in this world, and they have a softening and a virtuous influence on the mind; but when you have lived in the world as long as I have, you will, perhaps, enter more fully into my opinion as to the happiness genius confers on its possessor. Take...

...are not happy." " It is not the lot of mortals, my sweet child, to pass through life without tears. When you have lived in the world as long as I have, you will have cause for sorrow ; you will remember the days of your childhood, and sigh over the memory of them...

...century could be misdirected — • " Oh, you think so, do you? well then, all I can say is, that when you have lived in the world as long as I have, you Ml think differently." The terrific effect of his features, when under excitation, has been recorded...

...! is that all ? You must learn to know him, boy, before vou pretend either to like or dislike Iiim. When you have lived in the world as long as I have done, you will know the folly and the danger of founding any opinion upon the empty, fetid breath of...

...footing even in the family of Lord Lisle, is to me a mystery. " Ay, Herbert," said Master Shipward, " but when you have lived in the world as long as I have, you will know that, in nine cases out of ten, the inferior is chosen in preference to the equal. The one will flatter...

...! is that all ? You must learn to know him, boy, before you pretend either to like or dislike him. When you have lived in the world as long as I have done, you will know the folly and the danger of founding any opinion upon the empty, fetid breath,...

...interrupting her, " that I can ever cease to love her." "Ah!" she said, with a smile; "Mr. Douglas, when you have lived in the world as long as I have, you will think differently : I am old enough to remember more surprising things than that ; but I was about...

...possible circumstance. To expect the same in your sister is unreasonable, — it is indeed, Sir James, and when you have lived in the world as long as I have done, you will find yourself obliged to confess it." " Then at least, Mrs. Hartley, I have the comfort...

...possible circumstance. To expect the same in your sister is unreasonable — it is, indeed, Sir James, and when you have lived in the world as long as I have done, you will find yourself obliged to confess it." " Then at least, Mrs. Hartley, I have the comfort...

...gets frightened, just as a naughty boy does at the sight of the rod, and exclaims he will be good ; but when you have lived in the world as long as I have, you will find that your virtuous bed-ridden folks turn out as great roguet as others, when they can walk alone...