Satiety Comes Of Too Frequent Repetition And

All We Do Is To Look After The Opinions And Learning Of Others: We Ought To Make Them Our Own.

The Virtue Of The Soul Does Not Consist In Flying High, But In Walking Orderly.

No Man Is A Hero To His Own Valet.

If To Take Up Books Were To Take Them In, And If To See Them Were To Consider Them, And To Run Through Them Were To Grasp Them, I Should Be Wrong To Make Myself Out Quite As Ignorant As I Say I Am.

Learning Is A Good Medicine: But No Medicine Is Powerful Enough To Preserve Itself From Taint And Corruption Independently Of Defects In The Jar That It Is Kept In. One Man Sees Clearly But Does Not See Straight: Consequently He Sees What Is Good But Fails To Follow It; He Sees Knowledge And Does Not Use It.