Good Masters Teach Good Doctrine,

The Bread Which You Hold Back Belongs To The Hungry; The Coat, Which You Guard In Your Locked Storage-chests, Belongs To The Naked; The Footwear Mouldering In Your Closet Belongs To Those Without Shoes. The Silver That You Keep Hidden In A Safe Place Belongs To The One In Need. Thus, However Many Are Those Whom You Could Have Provided For, So Many Are Those Whom You Wrong.

If Every Man Took Only What Was Sufficient For His Needs, Leaving The Rest To Those In Want, There Would Be No Rich And No Poor.

He Who Sows Courtesy Reaps Friendship.

Now, If You Notice How The Swan, Putting Its Neck Down Into The Deep Water, Brings Up Food For Itself From Below, Then You Will Discover The Wisdom Of The Creator, In That He Gave It A Neck Longer Than Its Feet For This Reason, That It Might, As If Lowering A Sort Of Fishing Line, Procure The Food Hidden In The Deep Water.

Good Masters Teach Good Doctrine, But That Taught By Evil Masters Is Wholly Evil.