The Vices Come As Passengers, Visit Us

There Are Three Things To Beware Of Through Life: When A Man Is Young, Let Him Beware Of His Appetites; When He Is Middle-aged, Of His Passions; And When Old, Of Covetousness, Especially.

A Gentleman Can Withstand Hardships; It Is Only The Small Man Who, When Submitted To Them, Is Swept Off His Feet.

If I Cannot Get Men Who Steer A Middle Course To Associate With, I Would Far Rather Have The Impetuous And Hasty. For The Impetuous At Any Rate Assert Themselves.

Fine Words And An Insinuating Appearance Are Seldom Associated With True Virtue.

Only By Perfect Virtue Can The Perfect Path, In All Its Courses, Be Made A Fact.