Trouble Springs From Idleness.

The Wise And The Brave Dares Own That He Was Wrong.

A Change Of Fortune Hurts A Wise Man No More Than A Change Of The Moon.

Don't Go To The Doctor With Every Distemper, Nor To The Lawyer With Every Quarrel, Nor To The Pot For Every Thirst.

To Be Proud Of Virtue, Is To Poison Yourself With The Antidote.

He [the Rev. Mr. Whitefield] Used, Indeed, Sometimes To Pray For My Conversion, But Never Had The Satisfaction Of Believing That His Prayers Were Heard.