The Proper Work Of Man, The Grand

Let Us Consider That Swearing Is A Sin Of All Others Peculiarly Clamorous, And Provocative Of Divine Judgment.

I Pass By That It Is Very Culpable To Be Facetious In Obscene And Smutty Matters.

Upright Simplicity Is The Deepest Wisdom, And Perverse Craft The Merest Shallowness.

If We Desire To Live Securely, Comfortably, And Quietly, That By All Honest Means We Should Endeavor To Purchase The Good Will Of All Men, And Provoke No Man's Enmity Needlessly; Since Any Man's Love May Be Useful, And Every Man's Hatred Is Dangerous.

Smiling Always With A Never Fading Serenity Of Countenance, And Flourishing In An Immortal Youth.