William Drummond Quotes

Put A Bridle On Thy Tongue; Set A Guard Before Thy Lips, Lest The Words Of Thine Own Mouth Destroy Thy Peace ... On Much Speaking Cometh Repentance, But In Silence Is Safety.

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