Patience And Time Do More Than Strength

By Time And Toil We Sever What Strength And Rage Could Never.

The Ruins Of A House May Be Repaired; Why Cannot Those Of The Face?

Let Us Not Overstrain Our Talents, Lest We Do Nothing Gracefully.

Nothing Is So Dangerous As An Ignorant Friend; A Wise Enemy Is Worth More. [fr., Rien N'est Si Dangereux Qu'un Ignorant Ami; Mieux Vaudrait Un Sage Ennemi.]

In Every Trouble The Little Ones Duck More Easily.