Genuinely Good Remarks Surprise Their Author As

Maxims Are To The Intellect What Laws Are To Actions; They Do Not Enlighten, But They Guide And Direct, And, Although Themselves Blind, Are Protective.

Be Saving, But Not At The Cost Of All Liberality. Have The Soul Of A King And The Hand Of A Wise Economist.

Words, Like Glass, Obscure When They Do Not Aid Vision.

Without Duty, Life Is Sort Of Boneless; It Cannot Hold Itself Together.

There Are Those To Whom One Must Advise Madness.