Men Not Living To What They Know,

The Tallest Trees Are Most In The Power Of The Winds, And Ambitious Men Of The Blasts Of Fortune.

Force May Subdue, But Love Gains, And He That Forgives First Wins The Laurel.

Clear Therefore Thy Head, And Rally, And Manage Thy Thoughts Rightly, And Thou Wilt Save Time, And See And Do Thy Business Well; For Thy Judgment Will Be Distinct, Thy Mind Free, And The Faculties Strong And Regular.

It Is Not Only A Troublesome But Slavish To Be Nice [fastidious].

To Be A Man's Own Fool Is Bad Enough, But The Vain Man Is Everybody's.