Such as are probable may be feigned for amusement, and in imitation of history; but where no such designs appear, but they seem to be what none would imagine or relate, they must be calculated for other uses. […] I know but this, that it must come. […] The lips are beautiful, susceptible of expressing scorn, but not without sweetness. […] But she lived to repent of this frightful gift. […] But then to think upon the hearts that grieve.