Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 28
... Talmud . Qui prend une femme pour sa dot A la liberté tourne le dos . He who for money take a wife Has made himself a slave for life . Epigrams have attempted a kind of apology , but in either instance it is a very poor one . Celia ...
... Talmud . Qui prend une femme pour sa dot A la liberté tourne le dos . He who for money take a wife Has made himself a slave for life . Epigrams have attempted a kind of apology , but in either instance it is a very poor one . Celia ...
Pagina 42
... Talmud . He who sees his wife die before him , has , as it were , been present at the destruction of the sanctuary itself : around him the world grows dark ! Talmud . THE FAMILY . Under this heading also we have a 42.
... Talmud . He who sees his wife die before him , has , as it were , been present at the destruction of the sanctuary itself : around him the world grows dark ! Talmud . THE FAMILY . Under this heading also we have a 42.
Pagina 58
... Talmud . Everything has its price , but who can set a price upon blood ? - Yoruba . When money's mentioned a corpse will open its mouth.— Hindoo . They do not however always breathe a spirit of ardent industry . Never do to day what you ...
... Talmud . Everything has its price , but who can set a price upon blood ? - Yoruba . When money's mentioned a corpse will open its mouth.— Hindoo . They do not however always breathe a spirit of ardent industry . Never do to day what you ...
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