What is virtue with one is vice with the other, as beauty and ugliness of form or feature, being relative terms, are opposites with many different peoples. […] “He dug a hole, and in it whispering said, What monstrous ears sprout from King Midas’ head.” […] “What chain can hold this varying Proteus fast?” […] She lived in the country near Thebes, and proposed to every passer-by the following enigma: “What animal is that which walks on four legs in the morning, two at noon, and three in the evening.”