Man's Best Possession Is A

What Greater Grief Than The Loss Of One's Native Land.

And Wealth Abides Not, It Is But For A Day.

Lucky Is The Man Who Has Been Successful With His Children And Not Got Ones Who Are Notorious Disasters.

Delight In Splendor Is No More Than Happiness With Little: For Both Have Their Appeal.

In Adverse Hours The Friendship Of The Good Shines Most; Each Prosperous Day Commands Its Friends.