More Fruits of Solitude by William Penn (1718) Part 6 92-102 (Of Man's Life and Ambition)
Bonus:
I wasn't really sure what to put, but this popped up in my feed.
Summary: Do good stuff, and it'll last.
Commentary:
These are short, but they paired nicely. Life opens with:
92. Why is Man less durable than the Works of his Hands, but because This is not the Place of his Rest?
And Ambition follows with:
100. Good Works are a Rock, that will support their Credit; but Ill Ones a Sandy Foundation that Yields to Calamities.
