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Study The Heart And The Mind Of Man, And Begin With Your Own. Meditation And Reflection Must Lay The Foundation Of That Knowledge, But Experience And Practice Must, And Alone Can, Complete It.

You Must Labour To Acquire That Great And Uncommon Talent Of Hating With Good Breeding, And Loving With Prudence; To Make No Quarrel Irreconcilable By Silly And Unnecessary Indications Of Anger; And No Friendship Dangerous, In Care It Breaks, By A Wanton, Indiscreet, And Unreserved Confidence.

Persist And Persevere, And You Will Find Most Things That Are Attainable, Possible.

A Man Must Have A Good Share Of Wit Himself To Endure A Great Share In Another.

Whenever A Man Seeks Your Advice He Generally Seeks Your Praise.