Do Not Use A Cannon To Kill

A Youth, When At Home, Should Be Filial, And, Abroad, Respectful To His Elders.

We Take Greater Pains To Persuade Others That We Are Happy Than In Endeavoring To Think So Ourselves

The Demands That A Great Man Makes Are On Himself; Those Of A Petty Man Are Upon Others.

He Who Remembers From Day To Day What He Has Yet To Learn, And From Month To Month What He Has Learned Already, May Be Said To Have A Love Of Learning.

Ignorance Is The Night Of The Mind, But A Night Without Moon Or Star.