He That By The Plough Would Thrive,

Take One Thing With Another, And The World Is A Pretty Good Sort Of A World, And It Is Our Duty To Make The Best Of It, And Be Thankful.

It Would Be Thought A Hard Government That Should Tax Its People One Tenth Part.

He That By The Plough Would Thrive, Himself Must Either Hold Or Drive.

Keep Out Of The Sight Of Feasts And Banquets As Much As May Be; For 'tis More Difficult To Refrain Good Cheer, When It's Present, Than From The Desire Of It When It Is Away; The Like You May Observe In The Objects Of All The Other Senses.

Those Who Are Content Have Enough; Those That Complain, Have Too Much.