Hurry Is The Weakness Of Fools.

The Great Art Of Giving Consists In This The Gift Should Cost Very Little And Yet Be Greatly Coveted, So That It May Be The More Highly Appreciated.

If To Talk To Oneself When Alone Is Folly, It Must Be Doubly Unwise To Listen To Oneself In The Presence Of Others.

Things Do Not Pass For What They Are, But For What They Seem. Most Things Are Judged By Their Jackets.

Those Who Insist On The Dignity Of Their Office Show They Have Not Deserved It.

Deceit Comes In Through The Ears, But Usually Leaves Through The Eyes.