Good Things Soon Find A Purchaser.

A Good Disposition I Far Prefer To Gold; For Gold Is The Gift Of Fortune; Goodness Of Disposition Is The Gift Of Nature. I Prefer Much Rather To Be Called Good Than Fortunate.

In Everything The Middle Course Is Best: All Things In Excess Bring Trouble To Men. [lat., Modus Omnibus In Rebus, Soror, Optimum Est Habitu; Nimia Omnia Nimium Exhibent Negotium Hominibus Ex Se.]

Badly Gotten, Badly Spent. [lat., Male Partum, Male Disperit.]

Food Of Acheron. (grave.) [lat., Pabulum Acheruntis.]

Bad Conduct Soils The Finest Ornament More Than Filth.