Mankind Naturally And Generally Love To Be

No Man Ought To Own More Property Than Needed For His Livelihood; The Rest, By Right, Belonged To The State.

So Much For Industry, My Friends, And Attention To One's Own Business; But To These We Must Add Frugality If We Would Make Our Industry More Certainly Successful. A Man May, If He Knows Not How To Save As He Gets, Keep His Nose All His Life To The Grindstone, And Die Not Worth A Grout At Last.

'tis More Noble To Forgive, And More Manly To Despise, Than To Revenge An Injury.

He That Rises Late Must Trot All Day.

The Absent Are Never Without Fault. Nor The Present Without Excuse.