Observe All Men, Thyself Most.

In Prosperous Fortunes Be Modest And Wise, The Greatest May Fall, And The Lowest May Rise: But Insolent People That Fall In Disgrace, Are Wretched And Nobody Pities Their Case.

The Busy Man Has Few Idle Visitors; To The Boiling Pot The Flies Come Not.

Life's Tragedy Is That We Get Old Too Soon And Wise Too Late.

In America, They Do Not Inquire Of A Stranger, "what Is He?" But, "what Can He Do?"

When Knaves Betray Each Other, One Can Scarce Be Blamed Or The Other Pitied.