The Folly Of One Man Is The

Read Not To Contradict And Confute; Nor To Believe And Take For Granted; Nor To Find Talk And Discourse; But To Weigh And Consider. Some Books Are To Be Tasted, Others To Be Swallowed, And Some Few To Be Chewed And Digested: That Is, Some Books Are To Be Read Only In Parts, Others To Be Read, But Not Curiously, And Some Few To Be Read Wholly, And With Diligence And Attention.

A Man Finds Himself Seven Years Older The Day After His Marriage.

Praise From The Common People Is Generally False, And Rather Follows The Vain Than The Virtuous.

Many A Man's Strength Is In Opposition, And When He Faileth, He Grows Out Of Use.

Art Is Man Added To Nature.