Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 49
... fools , old folks know this of young ones . Yet still , There's no fool like an old fool . When a wise man errs he errs with a vengeance . Youth is a garland of roses Old age is a crown of thorns . - Talmud . Once a man twice a child ...
... fools , old folks know this of young ones . Yet still , There's no fool like an old fool . When a wise man errs he errs with a vengeance . Youth is a garland of roses Old age is a crown of thorns . - Talmud . Once a man twice a child ...
Pagina 57
... fool . - Chinese . Eggs are close things but the chickens come out at last . A false statement has no feet and cannot stand , but it has wings and can fly far . The following has lately arrived from Japan . Talk of a man and you will ...
... fool . - Chinese . Eggs are close things but the chickens come out at last . A false statement has no feet and cannot stand , but it has wings and can fly far . The following has lately arrived from Japan . Talk of a man and you will ...
Pagina 100
... fool may make money , but it takes a wise man to spend it . A fool and his money are soon parted . There is high authority against ' hasting to be rich , ' and the Spaniards have enlarged on the idea after their fashion , He who would ...
... fool may make money , but it takes a wise man to spend it . A fool and his money are soon parted . There is high authority against ' hasting to be rich , ' and the Spaniards have enlarged on the idea after their fashion , He who would ...
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