Chapter I. These are my thoughts; I might have spun them out into a...
Chapter II. He who does the best his circumstance..
Chapter III. Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.
Chapter IV. the firtst step to wisdom is to be exepmt from folly.
Chapter V. A mind fraught with integrity is the most august possession.
Chapter VI. He is most free from danger who, even when safe, is on his guard.
Chapter VII. The successful man is the man who knoes human nature, as well as his profession.
Chapter VIII. Call not on Hercules for help; has aid...
Chapter IX. Pledged to not party´s arbitrary sway...
Chapter X. Behold how good and how pleasant it...
Chapter XI. Sound policy is never at varieance with substantail justice.
Chapter XII. The more on believes in the possibility of error...