Common sense (n.) run wild is fooled precisely by its fear of being fooled; staying in love's blissful illusion takes a quite different wisdom from running house to house, naked and half-mad with sheer good sense.
Common sense (n.) is even more calamitous than frivolity in the erotic field.
Common sense (n.) speaks to vex: it whispers she has merely imagined it and will become sensible — though one never wished to be delivered by proving her less than she seems, and so oneself a fool.
Common sense (n.) is so far from making marriage moral that it makes it immoral.
Common sense (n.) is the prose that resolves the human race into 'one times one.'