The World's An Inn; And I Her

The Grave Is Sooner Cloy'd Than Men's Desire.

If Thou Desire Not To Be Poor, Desire Not To Be Too Rich. He Is Rich, Not That Possesses Much, But He That Covets No More; And He Is Poor, Not That Enjoys Little, But He That Wants Too Much. The Contented Mind Wants Nothing Which It Hath Not; The Covetous Mind Wants, Not Only What It Hath Not, But Likewise What It Hath.

Physicians, Of All Men, Are Most Happy; Whatever Good Success Soever They Have, The World Proclaimeth; And What Faults They Commit, The Earth Covereth.

The Average Person's Ear Weighs What You Are, Not What You Were.

The Height Of All Philosophy Is To Know Thyself; And The End Of This Knowledge Is To Know God.