Anne of Austria Quotes

Reserve some hours daily to examine yourself and fortune; for if you embark yourself in perpetual conversation or recreation, you will certainly shipwreck your mind and fortune.

Anne of Austria

• Yourself
• Fortune
• Examine

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• Reserve some hours daily to examine yourself and fortune; for if you embark yourself in perpetual conversation or recreation, you will certainly shipwreck your mind and fortune.

  

  Anne of Austria
  • Yourself
  • Fortune
  • Examine