From A Child I Was

A Little House Well Fill'd, A Little Field Well Till'd, And A Little Wife Well Will'd, Are Great Riches.

Covetousness Is Ever Attended With Solicitude And Anxiety.

In My Youth, I Traveled Much, And I Observed In Different Countries, That The More Public Provisions Were Made For The Poor, The Less They Provided For Themselves, And Of Course Became Poorer. And, On The Contrary, The Less Was Done For Them, The More They Did For Themselves, And Became Richer.

A Little Religion, And A Little Honesty, Goes A Great Way In Courts.

Our Necessities Never Equal Our Wants.