A Common Man Marvels At Uncommon Things.

The Man Who In View Of Gain Thinks Of Righteousness; Who In The View Of Danger Is Prepared To Give Up His Life; And Who Does Not Forget An Old Agreement However Far Back It Extends - Such A Man May Be Reckoned A Complete Man.

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.

What The Superior Man Seeks Is In Himself; What The Small Man Seeks Is In Others.

Those Who Understands Is Not Better Than Those Who Appreciates, Those Who Appreciates Is Not Better Than Those Who Enjoys.

One Who Is By Nature Daring And Is Suffering From Poverty Will Not Long Be Law-abiding. Indeed, Any Men, Save Those That Are Truly Good, If Their Sufferings Are Very Great, Will Be Likely To Rebel.