The Hardest Thing Of All Is To

Love Makes A Spot Beautiful: Who Chooses Not To Dwell In Love, Has He Got Wisdom?

The Good Man Does Not Grieve That Other People Do Not Recognize His Merits. His Only Anxiety Is Lest He Should Fail To Recognize Theirs.

The Administration Of Government Lies In Getting Proper Men. Such Men Are To Be Got By Means Of The Ruler's Own Character. That Character Is To Be Cultivated By His Treading In The Ways Of Duty. And The Treading Those Ways Of Duty Is To Be Cultivated By The Cherishing Of Benevolence.

The Superior Man Governs Men, According To Their Nature, With What Is Proper To Them, And As Soon As They Change What Is Wrong, He Stops.

To Be Fond Of Learning Is Near To Wisdom.