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Nothing More Enhances Authority Than Silence. It Is The Crowning Virtue Of The Strong, The Refuge Of The Weak, The Modesty Of The Proud, The Pride Of The Humble, The Prudence Of The Wise, And The Sense Of Fools. To Speak Is To . . . Dissipate One's Strength; Whereas What Action Demands Is Concentration. Silence Is A Necessary Preliminary To The Ordering Of One's Thoughts.

Character Is The Virtue Of Hard Times.

The Leader Must Aim High, See Big, Judge Widely, Thus Setting Himself Apart Form The Ordinary People Who Debate In Narrow Confines.

I Am Not Bad, Thank You. But Don't Worry, One Of These Days I Shall Certainly Die.

Nothing Great Will Ever Be Achieved Without Great Men, And Men Are Great Only If They Are Determined To Be So.