Many Have Been Ruined By Buying Good

It Is Ill-manners To Silence A Fool And Cruelty To Let Him Go On

Wink At Small Faults; Remember Thou Hast Great Ones.

Cunning Proceeds From Want Of Capacity.

If Time Be Of All Things The Most Precious, Wasting Time Must Be, As Poor Richard Says, “the Greatest Prodigality'; Since, As He Elsewhere Tells Us, 'lost Time Is Never Found Again'; And 'what We Call Time Enough Always Proves Little Enough'. Let Us Then Up And Be Doing, And Doing To The Purpose; So By Diligence Shall We Do More With Less Perplexity.

As We Must Account For Every Idle Word, So Must We Account For Every Idle Silence.