He Who Dies For Virtue Does Not

'he Means Well' Is Useless Unless He Does Well.

We Are Pouring Our Words Into A Sieve, And Lose Our Labor. [lat., In Pertusum Ingerimus Dicta Dolium, Operam Ludimus.]

Nothing Is More Annoying Than A Tardy Friend. [lat., Tardo Amico Nihil Est Quidquam Iniquius.]

No Man Has Perpetual Good Fortune. [lat., Nulli Est Homini Perpetuum Bonum.]

A Woman Finds It Much Easier To Do Ill Than Well. [lat., Mulieri Nimio Male Facere Melius Est Onus, Quam Bene.]