Most people, when they are set upon looking into other people’s affairs, never turn to examine themselves.
XENOPHONMost people, when they are set upon looking into other people’s affairs, never turn to examine themselves.
XENOPHONAnyone who imprisoned people on the ground of ignorance might fairly be confined himself by those who understood what he did not.
XENOPHONSuccess always calls for greater generosity—though most people, lost in the darkness of their own egos, treat it as an occasion for greater greed.
XENOPHONWhatever you determine to be right, with diligence endeavour to perform.
XENOPHONI am a stranger in all countries.
XENOPHONBrevity is the soul of command.
XENOPHONEarly on, you can expect no one to believe in your destiny as much as yourself.
XENOPHONWell-Trained Personnel Always Come Through in a Pinch.
XENOPHONExcess of grief for the dead is madness; for it is an injury to the living, and the dead know it not.
XENOPHONModeration in all things healthful; total abstinence from all things harmful.
XENOPHONAnd in general, every ordinance made without the consent of those who are to obey it, is a violence rather than a law.
XENOPHONThe man who doesn’t know his own ability is ignorant of himself.
XENOPHONHe had put on the best-looking uniform that he could, thinking that, victory deserved the best-looking armour.
XENOPHONAnd even as you’re working to ensure the health of your army, you must remember to take care of your own.
XENOPHONPerhaps their attacks on my character meant that the hour was ripe for my career to begin in earnest.
XENOPHONWhen a horse wants to display himself, he lifts his neck up high and flexes his poll haughtily, and picks his legs up freely, and keeps his tail up.
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