There Arises From A Bad

The General Root Of Superstition Is That Men Observe When Things Hit, And Not When They Miss, And Commit To Memory The One, And Pass Over The Other.

Reading Maketh A Full Man; Conference A Ready Man; And Writing An Exact Man.

One Of The Fathers Saith . . . That Old Men Go To Death, And Death Comes To Young Men.

Of All Virtues And Dignities Of The Mind, Goodness Is The Greatest

The Fortune Which Nobody Sees Makes A Person Happy And Unenvied.