Thirteen qualities of Franklin
Thirteen qualities of Franklin. How he has written down them, and in that sequence in what it used them.
- Abstention — do not eat to a sailing; do not drink to I will fall.
- Silence - say only that will benefit associates or you; avoid frivolous conversations.
- The order — let at all your things will be the place; let each your duty on work will have time.
- Resoluteness — dare to make that should make; necessarily execute that, on what have dared.
- Thrift — spend all for the blessing of associates or on own, that is spend nothing in vain.
- Diligence — do not lose time: constantly do something useful, stop all unnecessary actions.
- Sincerity — avoid a fatal deceit; think innocently and fairly and if you speak speak accordingly.
- Justice — cause nobody harms, putting insults or not doing good that is your debt.
- Moderation — avoid extreme measures, tolerantly concern insults, how much they deserve that.
- Cleanliness — be intolerant of untidiness of a body, clothes and dwelling.
- Calmness — be not upset on trifles or because of usual or inevitable accidents.
- Chastity — seldom indulge in voluptuousness - only for health or sort continuation, never - for boredom, weakness, or to the detriment, or to the detriment of the world and calmness of another.
- Humility — imitate Jesus and Socrat.
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