As A Matter Of Self-preservation, A Man

One Day, Observing A Child Drinking Out Of His Hands, He Cast Away The Cup From His Wallet With The Words, "a Child Has Beaten Me In Plainness Of Living."

Wise Kings Generally Have Wise Counselors; And He Must Be A Wise Man Himself Who Is Capable Of Distinguishing One.

As A Matter Of Self-preservation, A Man Needs Good Friends Or Ardent Enemies, For The Former Instruct Him And The Latter Take Him To Task.

Ability In Man Is An Apt Good, If It Be Applied To Good Ends.

Education Gives Sobriety To The Young, Comfort To The Old, Riches To The Poor And Is An Ornament To The Rich.