No Man Ought To Own More Property

By Playing At Chess Then, We May Learn: First: Foresight... Second: Circumspection... Third: Caution...and Lastly, We Learn By Chess The Habit Of Not Being Discouraged By Present Bad Appearances In The State Of Our Affairs, The Habit Of Hoping For A Favorable Chance, And That Of Persevering In The Secrets Of Resources

Contentment Makes A Poor Person Rich And Discontent Makes A Rich Person Poor.

He That Riseth Late, Must Trot All Day, And Shall Scarce Overtake His Business At Night.

Setting Too Good An Example Is A Kind Of Slander Seldom Forgiven.

The Things Which Hurt, Instruct.