Savages We Call Them Because Their Manners

Pride Is As Loud A Beggar As Want, And A Great Deal More Saucy

He That Is Rich Need Not Live Sparingly, And He That Can Live Sparingly Need Not Be Rich.

In Prosperous Fortunes Be Modest And Wise, The Greatest May Fall, And The Lowest May Rise: But Insolent People That Fall In Disgrace, Are Wretched And Nobody Pities Their Case.

A Ploughman On His Legs Is Higher Than A Gentleman On His Knees.

An Iron Rod Being Placed On The Outside Of A Building From The Highest Part Continued Down Into The Moist Earth, In Any Direction Strait Or Crooked, Following The Form Of The Roof Or Other Parts Of The Building, Will Receive The Lightning At Its Upper End, Attracting It So As To Prevent It's Striking Any Other Part; And, Affording It A Good Conveyance Into The Earth, Will Prevent Its Damaging Any Part Of The Building.