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| William Penn. (1644–1718). Fruits of Solitude. |
| Part I |
| Complacency |
| 149. Never assent merely to please others. For that is, besides Flattery, oftentimes Untruth; and discovers a Mind liable to be servile and base: Nor contradict to vex others, for that shows an ill Temper, and provokes, but profits no Body. | 1 |
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