Common sense always commands respect, for nearly every rule that governs the conduct of man is founded upon it.

Don't you worry about the reception or anything else.

You are a man of the world, and to such a man society is a mere plaything." "Well," replied Ellen, wrinkling her handsome brow with a frown, "I must say that you preach an odd sort of sermon.

Society is supposed to hold the culture and the breeding of a community, sir." "Yes, supposed to," Witherspoon agreed.
"Oh, well, if you question it I won't argue with you." And giving Henry a meaning look, she continued: "Of course business is first.

Art drops on its worn knees and prays to business, and literature begs it for a mere nod.