A Habit Does Not A Monk Make.

Time, Which Wears Down And Diminishes All Things, Augments And Increases Good Deeds, Because A Good Turn Liberally Offered To A Reasonable Man Grows Continually Through Noble Thought And Memory.

I'd Gladly Do Without A Valet. I'm Never So Well Treated As When I'm Without A Valet.

The Appetite Grows With Eating.

If You Wish To Avoid Seeing A Fool, You Must First Break Your Mirror

The Deed Will Be Accomplished With The Least Amount Of Bloodshed Possible, And, If Possible ..., We'll Save All The Souls And Send Them Happily Off To Their Abode.