Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 101
... go borrow some . He that goes a borrowing Goes a sorrowing . Give a shilling sooner than lend half a crown . Credit keeps the crown of the causeway . And so the old Scotch song , When I hae sax pence under my thumb , Then I get credit ...
... go borrow some . He that goes a borrowing Goes a sorrowing . Give a shilling sooner than lend half a crown . Credit keeps the crown of the causeway . And so the old Scotch song , When I hae sax pence under my thumb , Then I get credit ...
Pagina 115
... goes softly goes surely , he who goes surely goes far . Other Prudential maxims are of this nature It's no use trying to please everybody . He must rise early that would please everybody . On ne pent pas contenter tout le monde et son ...
... goes softly goes surely , he who goes surely goes far . Other Prudential maxims are of this nature It's no use trying to please everybody . He must rise early that would please everybody . On ne pent pas contenter tout le monde et son ...
Pagina 144
... go to the Left you are sure to go right , If you go to the Right you go wrong ! Still more remarkable is the conclusion to which some one seems to have been led by this peculiarity . If you go to the Left you go to the right ; If you go ...
... go to the Left you are sure to go right , If you go to the Right you go wrong ! Still more remarkable is the conclusion to which some one seems to have been led by this peculiarity . If you go to the Left you go to the right ; If you go ...
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