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Never Put Much Confidence In Such As Put No Confidence In Others. A Man Prone To Suspect Evil Is Mostly Looking In His Neighbor For What He Sees In Himself. As To The Pure All Things Are Pure, Even So To The Impure All Things Are Impure.

Only When The Voice Of Duty Is Silent, Or When It Has Already Spoken, May We Allowably Think Of The Consequences Of A Particular Action.

Many Are Ambitious Of Saying Grand Things, That Is, Of Being Grandiloquent.

Never Put Much Confidence In Such As Put No Confidence In Others.

Every Irishman, The Saying Goes, Has A Potato In His Head.