Man Who Eat Many Prunes Get Good

What The Great Learning Teaches, Is To Illustrate Illustrious Virtue; To Renovate The People; And To Rest In The Highest Excellence.

The Superior Man, When Resting In Safety, Does Not Forget That Danger May Come.

If I Cannot Get Men Who Steer A Middle Course To Associate With, I Would Far Rather Have The Impetuous And Hasty. For The Impetuous At Any Rate Assert Themselves.

On Matters Beyond His Ken A Gentleman Speaks With Caution. If Names Are Not Right, Words Are Misused. When Words Are Misused, Affairs Go Wrong. When Affairs Go Wrong, Courtesy And Music Droop, Law And Justice Fail. And When Law And Justice Fail Them, A People Can Move Neither Hand Nor Foot. So A Gentleman Must Be Ready To Put Names In Speech, To Put Words Into Deeds. A Gentleman Is Nowise Careless Of Words.

Even In Killing Men, Observe The Rules Of Propriety.