WILLIAM PENN
"Some Fruits of Solitude in Reflections and Maxims"

Introduction Preface Ignorance Education Pride Luxury Inconsideration Disappointment and Resignation Murmuring Censoriousness Bounds of Charity Frugality or Bounty Discipline Industry Temperance Apparel Right Marriage Avarice Friendship Qualities of a Friend Caution and Conduct Reparation Rules of Conversation Eloquence Temper Truth Justice Secrecy Complacency Shifts Interest Inquiry Right-timing Knowledge Wit Obedience to Parents Bearing Promising Fidelity Master Servant Jealousy Posterity A Country Life Art and Project Industry Temporal Happiness Respect Hazard Detraction Moderation Trick Passion Personal Cautions Ballance Popularity Privacy Government A Private Life A Publick Life Qualifications Capacity Clean Hands Dispatch Patience Impartiality Indifferency Neutrality A Party Ostentation Compleat Virtue Religion

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