Truth Emerges More Readily From

It's Not What We Profess But What We Practice That Gives Us Integrity.

For No Man Can Forbid The Spark Nor Tell Whence It May Come.

Suspicions That The Mind, Of Itself, Gathers, Are But Buzzes; But Suspicions That Are Artificially Nourished And Put Into Men's Heads By The Tales And Whisperings Of Others, Have Stings.

Vain-glorious Men Are The Scorn Of The Wise, The Admiration Of Fools, The Idols Of Paradise, And The Slaves Of Their Own Vaunts.

No Man's Fortune Can Be An End Worthy Of His Being.