The Archer Who Misses His Mark Does

When We Have Intelligence Resulting From Sincerity, This Condition Is To Be Ascribed To Nature; When We Have Sincerity Resulting From Intelligence, This Condition Is To Be Ascribed To Instruction. But Given The Sincerity, And There Shall Be The Intelligence; Given The Intelligence, And There Shall Be The Sincerity.

Who Heeds Not The Future Will Find Sorrow At Hand

The Superior Man Honors His Virtuous Nature, And Maintains Constant Inquiry And Study, Seeking To Carry It Out To Its Breadth And Greatness, So As To Omit None Of The More Exquisite And Minute Points Which It Embraces, And To Raise It To Its Greatest Height And Brilliancy.

I Have Yet To Meet A Man As Fond Of High Moral Conduct As He Is Of Outward Appearances.

The Superior Man Is Anxious Lest He Should Not Get The Truth; He Is Not Anxious Lest Poverty Should Come Upon Him.