If You'd Lose A Troublesome Visitor, Lend

How Few There Are Who Have Courage Enough To Own Their Faults, Or Resolution Enough To Mend Them.

A Little Neglect May Breed Great Mischief.

A Man Is Not Completely Born Until He Is Dead.

Glass, China, And Reputation, Are Easily Cracked, And Never Well Mended.

Industry And Frugality, As The Means Of Procuring Wealth . . . Thereby [secures] Virtue, It Being More Difficult For A Man In Want To Act Always Honestly. . . .