If You Would Be Wealthy,

Three May Keep A Secret, If Two Of Them Are Dead.

As We Must Account For Every Idle Word, So Must We Account For Every Idle Silence.

But The Eyes Of Other People Are The Eyes That Ruin Us. If All But Myself Were Blind, I Should Want Neither Fine Clothes, Fine Houses Nor Fine Furniture.

He That Would Live In Peace And At Ease, Must Not Speak All He Knows Nor Judge All He Sees.

Some Of The Domestic Evils Of Drunkenness Are Houses Without Windows, Gardens Without Fences, Fields Without Tillage, Barns Without Roofs, Children Without Clothing, Principles, Morals Or Manners.