It Is In Vain To Expect Our

An Oak And A Reed Were Arguing About Their Strength. When A Strong Wind Came Up, The Reed Avoided Being Uprooted By Bending And Leaning With The Gusts Of Wind. But The Oak Stood Firm And Was Torn Up By The Roots.

Appearances Are Deceiving.

Men Often Applaud An Imitation And Hiss The Real Thing.

It Is One Thing To Say That Something Should Be Done, But Quite A Different Matter To Do It.

The Haft Of The Arrow Had Been Feathered With One Of The Eagle's Own Lures. We Often Give Our Enemies The Means Of Our Own Destruction.