In Every Man There Is Something Of

It Is A Dangerous Thing For The Perfecting Of Our Minds To Gain Applause By Works That Do Not Call Forth The Whole Of Our Energies; For In That Case One Generally Comes To A Standstill.

A Handful Of Soldiers Is Always Better Than A Mouthful Of Arguments.

The Lower Classes Of Men, Though They Do Not Think It Worthwhile To Record What They Perceive, Nevertheless Perceive Everything That Is Worth Noting; The Difference Between Them And A Man Of Learning Often Consists In Nothing More Than The Latter's Facility For Expression.

Never Undertake Anything Unless You Have The Heart To Ask Heaven's Blessing On Your Undertaking.

Once We Know Our Weaknesses They Cease To Do Us Any Harm.