Example Is Always More Efficacious Than Precept.

The First Years Of Man Must Make Provision For The Last.

Depend Upon It That If A Man Talks Of His Misfortunes There Is Something In Them That Is Not Disagreeable To Him; For Where There Is Nothing But Pure Misery There Never Is Any Recourse To The Mention Of It.

To Excite Opposition And Inflame Malevolence Is The Unhappy Privilege Of Courage Made Arrogant By Consciousness Of Strength.

We Often Need Reminding Even If We Do Not Often Need Educating.

To Buried Merit Rise The Tardy Bust.