Want Of Prudence Is Too Frequently The

All That Philosophy Can Teach Is To Be Stubborn Or Sullen Under Misfortunes.

No One But A Fool Would Measure Their Satisfaction By What The World Thinks Of It.

Wisdom Makes A Slow Defense Against Trouble, Though A Sure One In The End.

The Wisdom Of The Ignorant Somewhat Resembles The Instinct Of Animals; It Is Diffused In But A Very Narrow Sphere, But Within The Circle It Acts With Vigor, Uniformity, And Success.

A Great Source Of Calamity Lies In Regret And Anticipation; Therefore A Person Is Wise Who Thinks Of The Present Alone, Regardless Of The Past Or Future.