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Enquire within upon everything
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Robert Kemp Philp
692
This
man
is
freed
from
servile
bands,
Of
hope
to
rise
or
fear
to
fall;
Lord
of
himself,
though
not
of
lands,
And
having
nothing,
yet
hath
all.
Sir
Henry
Wotton,
1530.
[RICHES
ARE
BUT
THE
BAGGAGE
OF
FORTUNE.]
1998.
Be
Honest.
Not
only
because
"honesty
is
the
best
policy,"
but
because
it
is
a
duty
to
God
and
to
man.
The
heart
that
can
be
gratified
by
dishonest
gains;
the
ambition
that
can
be
satisfied
by
dishonest
means;
the
mind
that
can
be
devoted
to
dishonest
purposes,
must
be
of
the
worst
order.
1999.
General
Principles.
Having
laid
down
these
General
Principles
for
the
government
of
personal
conduct,
we
will
epitomize
what
we
would
still
enforce:
2000.
Idleness.
Avoid
Idleness.
It
is
the
parent
of
many
evils.
Can
you
pray,
"Give
us
this
day
our
daily
bread,"
and
not
hear
the
reply,
"Do
thou
this
day
thy
daily
duty"?
2001.
Idle
Tales.
Avoid
telling
Idle
Tales,
which
is
like
firing
arrows
in
the
dark:
you
know
not
into
whose
heart
they
may
fall.
2002.
Self-Praise.
Avoid
talking
about
yourself,
praising
your
own
works,
and
proclaiming
your
own
deeds.
If
they
are
good
they
will
proclaim
themselves,
if
bad,
the
less
you
say
of
them
the
better.
2003.
Envy.
Avoid
Envy;
for
it
cannot
benefit
you,
nor
can
it
injure
those
against
whom
it
is
cherished.
2004.
Disputation.
Avoid
Disputation
for
the
mere
sake
of
argument.
The
man
who
disputes
obstinately,
and
in
a
bigoted
spirit,
is
like
the
man
who
would
stop
the
fountain
from
which
he
should
drink.
Earnest
discussion
is
commendable;
but
factious
argument
never
yet
produced
a
good
result.
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