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When You Are Laboring For Others, Let It Be With The Same Zeal As If It Were For Yourself.

I Daily Examine Myself On Three Points: In Planning For Others, Have I Failed In Conscientiousness? In Intercourse With Friends, Have I Been Insincere? And Have I Failed To Practice What I Have Been Taught?

The Good Man Does Not Grieve That Other People Do Not Recognize His Merits. His Only Anxiety Is Lest He Should Fail To Recognize Theirs.

The Demands That Good People Make Are Upon Themselves; Those That Bad People Make Are Upon Others.

The Gentleman Holds Justice To Be Of Highest Importance. If A Gentleman Has Courage But Neglects Justice, He Becomes Insurgent. If An Inferior Man Has Courage But Neglects Justice, He Becomes A Thief.