while occupying a railroad car, unless you have friends enough to occupy the four seats thus thrown together.

and then be careful how you say it, and how much.

it is like singing psalms to a dead horse.  It is a habit that signifies nothing in particular.

–such persons are intellectually weak.

–in the summer a sponge bath night and morning is about all that is required.

to keep you warm, especially thick soled boots or shoes.  The evils that arise from thin soles are so numerous and so serious, that it would require a large volume in which to record them all.

for imitating you–be honest with them in this regard.

–it is like a jug handle, all on one side.

–it disturbs her equilibrium, and causes her to doubt your respect for her.

–they are liable to spring up when and where you least expect them.