Rules Too Soft Are Seldomly Followed; Rules

Kill No More Pigeons Than You Can Eat.

In My Youth, I Traveled Much, And I Observed In Different Countries, That The More Public Provisions Were Made For The Poor, The Less They Provided For Themselves, And Of Course Became Poorer. And, On The Contrary, The Less Was Done For Them, The More They Did For Themselves, And Became Richer.

It's Better To Swim In The Sea Below Than To Swing In The Air And Feed The Crow, Says Jolly Ned Teach Of Bristol.

An Enormous Proportion Of Property Vested In A Few Individuals Is Dangerous To The Rights, And Destructive Of The Common Happiness Of Mankind, And, Therefore, Every Free State Hath A Right By Its Laws To Discourage The Possession Of Such Property.

A Little Neglect May Breed Great Mischief.