Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 45
... French have succeeded . Tendresse maternelle Toujours se renouvelle . Mother's truth Keeps constant youth . A mother's heart never grows old . is some kind of an approximation to it . There is no mother like the mother who bore us . In ...
... French have succeeded . Tendresse maternelle Toujours se renouvelle . Mother's truth Keeps constant youth . A mother's heart never grows old . is some kind of an approximation to it . There is no mother like the mother who bore us . In ...
Pagina 54
... French are wise after the deed . Scotch proverbs will be met with , scattered up and down , through the whole of these chapters : it may suffice therefore to give some few here as examples . Drive a cow to the byre , and she'll run to ...
... French are wise after the deed . Scotch proverbs will be met with , scattered up and down , through the whole of these chapters : it may suffice therefore to give some few here as examples . Drive a cow to the byre , and she'll run to ...
Pagina 62
... French say with truth . Il n'y a qu ' un Paris . Vedi Napoli e poi mori . And the Neapolitans From Portugal we get . See Naples and die happy ! Better an ass that carries me Than a horse that throws me . Better is bread with bran , Than ...
... French say with truth . Il n'y a qu ' un Paris . Vedi Napoli e poi mori . And the Neapolitans From Portugal we get . See Naples and die happy ! Better an ass that carries me Than a horse that throws me . Better is bread with bran , Than ...
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