As Long As She Is Wise And

Worthy Things Happen To The Worthy.

We Should Try To Succeed By Merit, Not By Favor. He Who Does Well Will Always Have Patrons Enough. [lat., Virtute Ambire Oportet, Non Favitoribus. Sat Habet Favitorum Semper, Qui Recte Facit.]

Vulgarity Of Manners Defiles Fine Garments More Than Mud.

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

He Gains Wisdom In A Happy Way, Who Gains It By Another's Experience. [lat., Feliciter Sapit Qui Alieno Periculo Sapit.]