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distrust would have prevented。 In the affairs of this world�察�men are not
saved by faith�察�but by the want of it。 Judge men by what they do�察�not by
what they say。 Believe in looks rather than in words。
Before trusting a man�察�before putting it in his power to cause you a
loss�察�posses yourself of every available information relative to him。
Learn his history�察�his habits�察�inclinations and propensities�察�his
reputation for honesty�察�industry�察�frugality�察�and punctuality�察�his
prospects�察�resources�察�supports�察�advantages and disadvantages�察�his
intentions and motives of action�察�who are his friends and enemies�察�and
what are his good and bad qualities。
You may learn a man's good qualities and advantages from his friends ´
his bad qualities and disadvantages from his enemies。 Make due allowance
for exaggeration in both。
Finally�察�examine carefully before engaging in anything�察�and act with
energy afterward。 Have the hundred eyes of Argus beforehand�察�and the
hundred hands of Briarius afterward。
512。 MAXIMS BY DR。 FRANKLIN ON THE WAY TO WEALTH
´ God helps those who help themselves。
´ Many words won't fill a bushel。
´ Sloth�察�like rust�察�consumes faster than labour wears。
´ The key often used is always bright。
´ Dost thou love life �拭�Then do not squander time�察�for that is the
stuff life is made of。
´ The sleeping fox catches no poultry。
´ There will be time enough for sleep�察�in the grave。
´ If time be of all things the most precious�察�wasting time must be
the greatest prodigality。
´ Lost time is never found again。
´ What we call time enough�察�always proves little enough。
´ Sloth makes all things difficult�察�but industry all easy。
´ He that riseth late must trot all day�察�and shall scarce overtake
his business at night。
´ Laziness travels so slowly�察�that poverty soon overtakes him。
´ Drive thy business�察�lest it drive thee。
´ Early to bed and early to rise�察�makes a man healthy�察�wealthy and
wise。
´ Industry need not wish。
´ He that lives upon hope�察�will die fasting。
´ There are no gains without pains。
´ Help�察�hands�察�for I have no lands。
´ He that hath a trade�察�hath an estate�察�and he that hath a calling��
hath an office of profit and honour�察�but the trade must be worked
at�察�and the calling well followed�察�or neither will enable us to pay
our taxes。
´ The drone in the hive makes no honey。
´ At the working mans house hunger looks in�察�but does not enter。
´ Industry pays debts�察�but despair increaseth them。
´ Diligence is the mother of good luck。
´ God gives all things to industry。
´ Plough deep while sluggards sleep�察�and you will have corn to sell
and to keep。
´ One today is worth two tomorrow。
´ Have you somewhat to do tomorrow�察�do it today。
´ If you were a servant�察�would you not be ashamed that a good master
should catch you idle �拭 �Are you�察�then�察�your own master �拭�be ashamed
to catch yourself idle。
´ The cat in gloves catches no mice。
´ Light strokes fell great oaks。
´ By diligence and patience�察�the mouse ate into the cable。
´ Employ thy time well�察�if thou meanest to gain leisure�察�and since
thou art not sure of a minute throw not away an hour。
´ A life of leisure and a life of laziness�察�are two things。
´ Troubles spring from idleness�察�and grievous toils from needless
ease。
´ Many would live by their wits�察�without labour�察�but they break for
want of stock。
´ Industry gives comfort�察�plenty�察�and respect。
´ Now I have a sheep�察�and a cow�察�everybody bids me good´morrow。
´ I never saw an oft removed family�察�Nor yet an oft removed family��
That throve so well as one that settled thee。
´ Three removes are as bad as a fire。
´ Keep thy shop�察�and thy shop will keep thee。
´ If you would have your business done�察�go�察�if not�察�send。
´ He that by the plough would thrive�察�himself must either hold or
drive。
´ The eye of the master will do more work than both his hands。
´ Want of care does us more damage than want of knowledge。
´ Not to oversee workmen�察�is to leave them your purse open。
´ In the affairs of the world�察�men are saved not by faith�察�but for
the want of it。
´ Learning is to the studious�察�and riches to the careful�察�as well as
power to the bold�察�and heaven to the virtuous。
´ If you would have a faithful servant�察�and one that you like��
serve yourself。
´ A little neglect may breed great mischief。
´ For want of a nail the shoe was lost��
For want of a shoe the horse was lost��
For want of a horse the rider was lost ´
Being overtaken and slain by the enemy。
´ If a man save not as he gets�察�he may keep his nose to the grindstone
all his life�察�and die not worth a groat。
´ A fat kitchen makes a lean will。
´ Many estates are spent in the getting�察�since women for tea�察�forsook
spinning and knitting�察�and men for punch�察�forsook hewing and
splitting。
´ The Indians did not make Spain rich�察�because her out´goes were
greater than he incomes。
´ What maintains one vice would bring up two children。
´ Many a little makes a mickle。
´ Beware of little expenses�察�a small leak will sink a great ship。
´ Who dainties love�察�shall beggars prove。
´ Fools make feasts�察�and wise men eat them。
´ Buy what thou dost not need�察�and ere long thou shalt sell thy
necessaries。
´ At a great bargain pause awhile。
´ It is foolish to lay out money in the purchase of repentance。
´ Wise men learn by another's harms�察�fools scarcely by their own。
´ Silks and satins�察�scarlet and velvets�察�put out the kitchen fire。
´ A ploughman on his legs�察�is higher than a gentleman on his knees。
´ Always taking out of the meal tub�察�and never putting in�察�soon
comes to the bottom。
´ When the well is dry we know the worth of water。
´ If you would know the value of money�察�try to borrow。
´ Fond pride of dress is sure a very curse。
´ Ere fancy you consult�察�consult your purse。
´ Pride is a loud a beggar as want�察�and a great deal more saucy。
´ Vessels large may venture more�察�but little boats should keep the
shore。
´ Pride that shines on vanity sups on contempt。
´ Pride breakfasted with plenty�察�dined with poverty�察�and supped with
infamy。
´ The second vice is lying�察�the first is running in debt。
´ Lying rides upon debt's back。
´ It is hard for an empty bag to stand upright。
´ Creditors have better memories than debtors。
´ Creditors are a superstitious sect�察�great observers of set days
and times。
´ The borrower is a slave to the lender�察�and the debtor to the
creditor。
´ Experience keeps a dear school�察�but fools will learn in no other
and scarce in that�察�for we may give advice�察�but we cannot give
conduct。
´ They that will not be counselled cannot be helped。
´ Distrust and caution are the parents of security。
´ There is neither honour nor gain got in dealing with a villain。
´ Light purse�察�heavy heart。
´ Ne'er take a wife till thou hast a house ��and a fire�� to put her in。
´ Great talkers�察�little doers。
´ Relation without friendship�察�friendship without power�察�power without
will�察�will without effect�察�effect without profit�察�and profit without
virtue�察�are not worth a farthing。
´ He has changed his one´eyed horse for a blind one。
TO ALL WHO HAVE PURCHASED THIS WORK
´
You are now in possession of about all the latest and most useful
receipts that are in the country�察�many of which are now being sold�察�
frequently�察�for from 5 to 10 and 20 each�察�and if you will now be wise�察�
do that which will be to your own interest�察�allow no man to see this work�察�
but keep the receipts profoundly secret�察�except as you sell them。 You may
dispose of enough of them�察�written off�察�every year you have the book�察�to