He That's Content Hath Enough.

If All But Myself Were Blind, I Should Want Neither A Fine House Nor Fine Furniture.

He That Sells Upon Credit Expects To Lose 5 Per Cent. By Bad Debts; Therefore He Charges, On All He Sells Upon Credit, An Advance That Shall Make Up That Deficiency.

A Ploughman On His Legs Is Higher Than A Gentleman On His Knees.

Silence - Speak Not But What May Benefit Others Or Yourself; Avoid Trifling Conversation.

If You Teach A Poor Young Man To Shave Himself, And Keep His Razor In Order, You May Contribute More To The Happiness Of His Life Than In Giving Him A Thousand Guineas. This Sum May Be Soon Spent, The Regret Only Remaining Of Having Foolishly Consumed It; But In The Other Case, He Escapes The Frequent Vexation Of Waiting For Barbers, And Of Their Sometimes Dirty Fingers, Offensive Breaths, And Dull Razors.