1. Behold: poverty is no disgrace to a young man;

    but the deeper disgrace lies in a stain upon his honor.

  2. A life is not long merely because its span extends;

    its true measure is the duration of joy and ease.

  3. No one is truly dead but he whose memory has died,

    and who is dead to helping others, whether by lending or fulfilling a duty.

  4. The passing of time gladdens me; whenever

    some of time’s days pass, a part of me passes away.

Sol 5.6