Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 5
... things would prosper , all the world grow wise . A woman's advice is a poor thing , but he is a fool who does not take it . The next proverbial protest is against Wilfulness , and here there is a perfect rush of remonstrants . one seems ...
... things would prosper , all the world grow wise . A woman's advice is a poor thing , but he is a fool who does not take it . The next proverbial protest is against Wilfulness , and here there is a perfect rush of remonstrants . one seems ...
Pagina 131
... things you won't fret at , if you're a wise man , The things you cant help - and the things that you can ! — a rule which does not leave much for Discontent to fasten on . Very much to the same effect writes the amusing author of Dr ...
... things you won't fret at , if you're a wise man , The things you cant help - and the things that you can ! — a rule which does not leave much for Discontent to fasten on . Very much to the same effect writes the amusing author of Dr ...
Pagina 160
... things of the next . John Bunyan shows this in his portrait of the two boys . Passion will have all his good things now , ' but wiser Patience is willing to wait . ' And , as regards the proverb , there are birds and birds , and bushes ...
... things of the next . John Bunyan shows this in his portrait of the two boys . Passion will have all his good things now , ' but wiser Patience is willing to wait . ' And , as regards the proverb , there are birds and birds , and bushes ...
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