Top 6 Henry James Byron Quotes

My dog, who picks up everything one teaches, </br> Has got "three heads," like Mr. Gladstone's speeches, </br> But, as might naturally be expected, </br> His are considerably more connected.

Smart soldiers like to be well tightened in: </br> Loose habits would destroy all discipline.

The least drop in the world I do not mind: "Cognac"'s a noun I never yet declin'd.

Love levels all,—it elevates the clown, </br> And often brings the fattest people down.

Life's too short for chess.

This gardener's rule applies to youth and age, </br> When young sow wild oats, but when old grow sage.