Anyone Willing To Give Up Liberty In

From A Child I Was Fond Of Reading, And All The Little Money That Came Into My Hands Was Ever Laid Out In Books.

Great Modesty Often Hides Great Merit.

No Man Ought To Own More Property Than Needed For His Livelihood; The Rest, By Right, Belonged To The State.

Whatever Is Begun In Anger Ends In Shame.

Idleness Is The Dead Sea That Swallows All Virtues