Samuel Johnson Quotes

As Soon As I Enter The Door Of A Tavern, I Experience Oblivion Of Care, And A Freedom From Solicitude. There Is Nothing Which Has Yet Been Contrived By Man, By Which So Much Happiness Is Produced As By A Good Tavern Or Inn.

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