He Who Has The Judge For His

It Is One Thing To Write As Poet And Another To Write As A Historian: The Poet Can Recount Or Sing About Things Not As They Were, But As They Should Have Been, And The Historian Must Write About Them Not As They Should Have Been, But As They Were, Without Adding Or Subtracting Anything From The Truth.

One Shouldn't Talk Of Halters In The Hanged Man's House.

Great Expectations Are Better Than A Poor Possession.

Experience Is The Universal Mother Of Sciences.

Those Who'll Play With Cats Must Expect To Be Scratched.