A Workman Who Wants To Do His

The Gentleman Has Nine Cares. In Seeing He Is Careful To See Clearly; In Hearing He Is Careful To Hear Distinctly; In His Looks He Is Careful To Be Kind, In His Manner To Be Respectful, In His Words To Be Sincere, In His Work To Be Diligent. When In Doubt He Is Careful To Ask For Information; When Angry He Has A Care For The Consequences; And When He Sees A Chance For Gain, He Thinks Carefully Whether The Pursuits Of It Would Be Right.

Study The Past If You Would Define The Future. I Am Not One Who Was Born In The Possession Of Knowledge; I Am One Who Is Fond Of Antiquity, And Earnest In Seeking It There. Learning Without Thought Is Labor Lost; Thought Without Learning Is Perilous.

Even In Killing Men, Observe The Rules Of Propriety.

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.

When A Man's Knowledge Is Sufficient To Attain, And His Virtue Is Not Sufficient To Enable Him To Hold, Whatever He May Have Gained, He Will Lose Again.