It Ain't Often That A Man's Reputation

Seneca Devoted Much Of His Time To Writing Essays In Praise Of Poverty, And In Lending Money At Usurious Rates.

Pedigrees Seldom Improve By Age; The Grandson Is Too Often A Weak Infringement On The Grandsire's Parent.

Most People Repent Their Sins By Thanking God They Ain't So Wicked As Their Neighbors.

Advice Is Like Castor Oil — Easy Enough To Give But Dreadful Hard To Take.

It's Not Ignorance Does So Much Damage; It's Knowin' So Derned Much That Ain't So.