Proverbial Folk-loreFolcroft Library Editions, 1976 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 91
Alan B. Cheales. FRIENDSHIP . Sayings concerning Friendship , now claim our attention . They are spread over a wild field , and are many of them to be remarked for their force and their excellence . We cannot do without friends . One ...
Alan B. Cheales. FRIENDSHIP . Sayings concerning Friendship , now claim our attention . They are spread over a wild field , and are many of them to be remarked for their force and their excellence . We cannot do without friends . One ...
Pagina 95
... friendship by saying rude things . Judiciously to reprove is perhaps the height of friendship . " Faithful are the wounds of a friend . " Prov . xxvii , 6 . But then he will not be always making them . Really the expostulation of the ...
... friendship by saying rude things . Judiciously to reprove is perhaps the height of friendship . " Faithful are the wounds of a friend . " Prov . xxvii , 6 . But then he will not be always making them . Really the expostulation of the ...
Pagina 96
... friendship with a knave has made Is judged a partner in the trade . - Gay . Catius is ever moral , ever grave , Thinks who endures a knave is half a knave , Save just at dinner , then prefers , no doubt , A rogue with venison to a saint ...
... friendship with a knave has made Is judged a partner in the trade . - Gay . Catius is ever moral , ever grave , Thinks who endures a knave is half a knave , Save just at dinner , then prefers , no doubt , A rogue with venison to a saint ...
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