Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 18
... Respecting this there must be many floating about , which are still un - registered . It would be a public benefit to note down such at the mouths of those shrewd old farmers , and observant shepherds , whose talk often abounds in them ...
... Respecting this there must be many floating about , which are still un - registered . It would be a public benefit to note down such at the mouths of those shrewd old farmers , and observant shepherds , whose talk often abounds in them ...
Pagina 19
... respect of the good man's psalm of life . Blow the wind never so fast It will lower at last . or according to the ... Respecting the days themselves we notice . Thursday come The week's gone . Friday's always the best or the worst day in ...
... respect of the good man's psalm of life . Blow the wind never so fast It will lower at last . or according to the ... Respecting the days themselves we notice . Thursday come The week's gone . Friday's always the best or the worst day in ...
Pagina 104
... respect should be co - extensive with humble mindedness . The lazy world often takes a man at his own appraising . This idea seems to have struck two different minds simultaneously . And why not ? For what are these sayings but , ' The ...
... respect should be co - extensive with humble mindedness . The lazy world often takes a man at his own appraising . This idea seems to have struck two different minds simultaneously . And why not ? For what are these sayings but , ' The ...
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