It Is Worth While Too To Warn

It Is Fitting That A Liar Should Be A Man Of Good Memory.

While We Ponder When To Begin, It Becomes Too Late To Do.

In Almost Everything, Experience Is More Valuable Than Precept.

Give Bread To A Stranger, In The Name Of The Universal Brotherhood Which Binds Together All Men Under The Common Father Of Nature.

The Soul Languishing In Obscurity Contracts A Kind Of Rust, Or Abandons Itself To The Chimera Of Presumption; For It Is Natural For It To Acquire Something, Even When Separated From Any One.