Duty Performed Gives Clearness And Firmness To

The First Evil Choice Or Act Is Linked To The Second; And Each One To The One That Follows, Both By The Tendency Of Our Evil Nature And By The Power Of Habit, Which Holds Us As By A Destiny

Where Duty Is Plain Delay Is Both Foolish And Hazardous; Where It Is Not, Delay May Be Both Wisdom And Safety.

Prejudices Are Rarely Overcome By Argument; Not Being Founded In Reason They Cannot Be Destroyed By Logic.

To Rule One's Anger Is Well; To Prevent It Is Still Better.

He That Never Changes His Opinions, Never Corrects His Mistakes, Will Never Be Wiser On The Morrow Than He Is Today.