There Have Been Many Most

Give Tribute, But Not Oblation, To Human Wisdom.

As In Labor, The More One Doth Exercise, The More One Is Enabled To Do, Strength Growing Upon Work; So With The Use Of Suffering, Men's Minds Get The Habit Of Suffering, And All Fears And Terrors Are Not To Them But As A Summons To Battle, Whereof They Know Beforehand They Shall Come Off Victorious.

Courage Without Discipline Is Nearer Beastliness Than Manhood.

Fearfulness, Contrary To All Other Vices, Maketh A Man Think The Better Of Another, The Worse Of Himself.

And Thou My Minde Aspire To Higher Things; Grow Rich In That Which Never Taketh Rust.