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By The Word Simplicity, Is Not Always Meant Folly Or Ignorance; But Often, Pure And Upright Nature, Free From Artifice, Craft Or Deceitful Ornament.

In Order For Three People To Keep A Secret, Two Must Be Dead.

Temperance Puts Wood On The Fire, Meal In The Barrel, Flour In The Tub, Money In The Purse, Credit In The Country, Contentment In The House, Clothes On The Back, And Vigor In The Body.

Fools Need Advice Most, But Wise Men Only Are The Better For It.

Nothing Is So Tiresome To One's Self, As Well As So Odious To Others, As Disguise And Affectation.