Diogenes Found More Rest In His Tub

My Mind's My Kingdom.

And What's A Life? - A Weary Pilgrimage, Whose Glory In One Day Doth Fill The Stage With Childhood, Manhood, And Decrepit Age.

Nothing Is More Pleasing To God Than An Open Hand, And A Closed Mouth.

To Fear Death Is The Way To Live Long; To Lie Afraid Of Death Is To Be Long A Dying.

Demean Thyself More Warily In Thy Study Than In The Street. If Thy Public Actions Have A Hundred Witnesses, Thy Private Have A Thousand. The Multitude Looks But Upon Thy Actions; Thy Conscience Looks Into Them: The Multitude May Chance To Excuse Thee, If Not Acquit Thee; Thy Conscience Will Accuse Thee, If Not Condemn Thee.