OSCAR WILDE OBSERVES
A virtue untested by courage is like a scarecrow---human in form but without a soul to validate or animate any action.
MARK TWAIN REMARKS
The less a virtue costs to practice the more likely it is to be praised, even though it is as unlikely to be practiced as any other good act.
THE DOG OF OSCAR WILDE AND THE FROG OF MARK TWAIN
FAMOUS PETS
