The Poor Man Who Enters Into A

The Day, Water, Sun, Moon, Night - I Do Not Have To Purchase These Things With Money.

Riches, Rightly Used, Breed Delight.

In Everything The Middle Course Is Best: All Things In Excess Bring Trouble To Men. [lat., Modus Omnibus In Rebus, Soror, Optimum Est Habitu; Nimia Omnia Nimium Exhibent Negotium Hominibus Ex Se.]

I Much Prefer A Compliment, Even If Insincere, To Sincere Criticism.

Nothing Is More Wretched Than The Mind Of A Man Conscious Of Guilt.