I Have Known Ninety-five Of The World's

There Is A Limit To The Work That Can Be Got Out Of A Human Body Or A Human Brain, And He Is A Wise Man Who Wastes No Energy On Pursuits For Which He Is Not Fitted; And He Is Still Wiser Who, From Among The Things That He Can Do Well, Chooses And Resolut

No One Ever Became Great Except Through Many And Great Mistakes.

Mediocrity Is Now, As Formerly, Dangerous, Commonly Fatal, To The Poet; But Among Even The Successful Writers Of Prose, Those Who Rise Sensibly Above It Are The Very Rarest Exceptions.

Budgets Are Not Merely Affairs Of Arithmetic, But In A Thousand Ways Go To The Root Of Prosperity Of Individuals, The Relation Of Classes And The Strength Of Kingdoms.

Be Thorough In All You Do; And Remember That Although Ignorance Often May Be Innocent, Pretension Is Always Despicable.