Dare To Do Things Worthy Of Imprisonment

Those Who Do Not Wish To Kill Any One, Wish They Had The Power. [lat., Et Qui Nolunt Occidere Quemquam Posse Volunt.]

Dare To Do Things Worthy Of Imprisonment If You Mean To Be Of Consequence.

The Greatest Hardship Of Poverty Is That It Tends To Make Men Ridiculous.

Never Does Nature Say One Thing And Wisdom Another. Variant: Wisdom And Nature! Are They Not The Same? Variant: Nature And Wisdon Always Speak Alike.

We Do Not Commonly Find Men Of Superior Sense Amongst Those Of The Highest Fortune.