PART II WEALTH
CHAPTER 54
GUARDING AGAINST INSOUCIANCE
531. Worse than excessive rage is the unguardedness that cometh of self-complacency.
532. A false sense of security killeth glory even as indigence cursheth the understanding.
533. Glory is not for the unwatchful: that is the conclusion of every school of thinkers in the world.
534. Of what use are fortresses to the cowardly? or abundance of resources to the incautious ?
535. He who faileth to guard against everything beforehand will deplore his negligence when he is surprised by disaster.
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