1. Urge your children to manners in their youth
So your eyes may be delighted by them in old age

2. Verily, manners are like engravings gathered
In the prime of youth as on stone

3. They are treasures whose riches grow
And need not fear the accidents of fate

4. When a man of letters stumbles
He falls on carpets and pillows

5. People are of two types: the learned and the listener
The aware and the rest are but noise and din