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Trouble adds toil to grief.

— Georgiana Chatterton The Heiress and Her Lovers (1863)

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But in the good there is every kind of wisdom.

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Now there are many pleasures in life,
Long conversations, and leisure, that delightful evil.

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The black-winged Erinnys
Will never enter those homes where the hands are lifted up in prayer,
And the gods have accepted their offerings.

The Heiress and Her Lovers (1863)

In Ireland, all is either brilliant sunshine or dark shadow, and its scenery, its skies, and the countenances of its genuine sons, are all either smiles or tears.

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Moderation, the noblest gift of heaven.

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