Fear To Do Ill, And You Need

Industry And Frugality, As The Means Of Procuring Wealth . . . Thereby [secures] Virtue, It Being More Difficult For A Man In Want To Act Always Honestly. . . .

Content Makes Poor Men Rich; Discontent Makes Rich Men Poor.

He That Scatters Thorns, Let Him Not Go Barefoot.

While The Path To Wealth Is Clearly Marked, Few Are Willing To Adapt Themselves To The Modest Discipline That The Journey Requires. Instead, Most Choose The Shinier Track Of Debt-driven Consumption, Which They Find Further Along Is Covered In Vines And Thorns.

A Lonely Man On A Rainy Night Who Cannot Read.