A Little Religion, And A Little Honesty,

Industry And Frugality, As The Means Of Procuring Wealth . . . Thereby [secures] Virtue, It Being More Difficult For A Man In Want To Act Always Honestly. . . .

None But The Well-bred Man Knows How To Confess A Fault, Or Acknowledge Himself In An Error.

As We Must Account For Every Idle Word, So Must We Account For Every Idle Silence.

The Good Or Ill Hap Of A Good Or Ill Life, Is The Good Or Ill Choice Of A Good Or Ill Wife.

A Little House Well Fill'd, A Little Field Well Till'd, And A Little Wife Well Will'd, Are Great Riches.