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John Balguy Quotes

Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To "hearken Unto Counsel"; Whereas The Foolish Man, Being In Proportion To His Folly Full Of Himself, And Swallowed Up In Conceit, Will Seldom Take Any Counsel But His Own, And For That Very Reason, Because It Is His Own.

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

John Balguy Quotes: Whoever Is Wise Is Apt To Suspect And Be Diffident Of Himself, And Upon That Account Is Willing To Hearken

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