The Good Man Does Not Grieve That

The Nobler Sort Of Man Emphasizes The Good Qualities In Others, And Does Not Accentuate The Bad. The Inferior Does The Reverse. . . . The Nobler Sort Of Man Pays Special Attention To Nine Points. He Is Anxious To See Clearly, To Hear Distinctly, To Be Kindly In His Looks, Respectful In His Demeanor, Conscientious In His Speech, Earnest In His Affairs. When In Doubt, He Is Careful To Inquire; When In Anger, He Thinks Of The Consequences; When Offered An Opportunity For Gain, He Thinks Only Of His Duty.

The Wise Man Delights In Water, The Good Man Delights In Mountains. For The Wise Move; But The Good Stay Still. The Wise Are Happy; But The Good Secure.

The Master Was Entirely Free From Four Things: Prejudice, Foregone Conclusions, Obstinacy, And Egoism.

Without Goodness A Man Cannot Endure Adversity For Long, Nor Can He Enjoy Prosperity For Long. The Good Man Is Naturally At Ease With Goodness. The Wise Man Cultivates Goodness For Its Advantage.

Better Than The One Who Knows What Is Right Is The One Who Loves What Is Right.