Common Sense Without Education, Is

Rules Too Soft Are Seldomly Followed; Rules Too Harsh Are Seldomly Executed.

By Playing At Chess Then, We May Learn... First: Foresight. Second: Circumspection. Third: Caution.

Those Have A Short Lent Who Owe Money To Be Paid At Easter.

In Reality, There Is, Perhaps, No One Of Our Natural Passions So Hard To Subdue As Pride. Disguise It, Struggle With It, Beat It Down, Stifle It, Mortify It As Much As One Pleases, It Is Still Alive, And Will Every Now And Then Peep Out And Show Itself; You Will See It, Perhaps, Often In This History; For, Even If I Could Conceive That I Had Completely Overcome It, I Should Probably Be Proud Of My Humility.

We Are Not Certain, We Are Never Certain. If We Were We Could Reach Some Conclusions, And We Could, At Last, Make Others Take Us Seriously. In This World Nothing Can Be Said To Be Certain, Except Death And Taxes.