Part I. Popularity. William Penn. 1909-14. Fruits of Solitude. The Harvard Classics

William Penn. (1644–1718). Fruits of Solitude.
The Harvard Classics. 1909–14.

Part I

Popularity


322. Affect not to be seen, and Men will less see thy Weakness.	1
323. They that shew more than they are, raise an Expectation they cannot answer; and so lose their Credit, as soon as they are found out.	2
324. Avoid Popularity. It has many Snares, and no real Benefit to thy self; and Uncertainty to others.	3