The Greatest Thing By Far Is To

Pay Attention To The Young, And Make Them Just As Good As Possible.

I Say That Habit's But A Long Practice, Friend, And This Becomes Men's Nature In The End.

The State Comes Into Existence For The Sake Of Life And Continues To Exist For The Sake Of Good Life.

Where Your Talents And The Needs Of The World Cross; There Lies Your Vocation.

If Then, As We Say, Good Craftsmen Look To The Mean As They Work, And If Virtue, Like Nature, Is More Accurate And Better Than Any Form Of Art, It Will Follow That Virtue Has The Quality Of Hitting The Mean. I Refer To Moral Virtue [not Intellectual], For This Is Concerned With Emotions And Actions, In Which One Can Have Excess Or Deficiency Or A Due Mean.