Proverbial Folk-loreR.J. Clark, 1881 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 8
... tongue . - French . A woman's tongue is her sword , and she does not let it rust . Silence is a fine jewel for a woman , but it's seldom worn . ' Tell one woman ' is the lawyer's joke- ' If substituted in the old form in the place of ...
... tongue . - French . A woman's tongue is her sword , and she does not let it rust . Silence is a fine jewel for a woman , but it's seldom worn . ' Tell one woman ' is the lawyer's joke- ' If substituted in the old form in the place of ...
Pagina 90
... tongue of the just is as choice silver The tongue of the wise is health " " The tongue is a fire . " Prov . x , 20 . Prov . xii , 18 . Jas . iii , 6 . How strikingly the old grandmother , in her too exciting early recollections , is ...
... tongue of the just is as choice silver The tongue of the wise is health " " The tongue is a fire . " Prov . x , 20 . Prov . xii , 18 . Jas . iii , 6 . How strikingly the old grandmother , in her too exciting early recollections , is ...
Pagina 172
... tongue , Falleth into mischief . The number of proverbs relating to Speech and the government of the tongue is very considerable . Some have already been quoted . These are others- Whoso keepeth his mouth , and his tongue , Keepeth his ...
... tongue , Falleth into mischief . The number of proverbs relating to Speech and the government of the tongue is very considerable . Some have already been quoted . These are others- Whoso keepeth his mouth , and his tongue , Keepeth his ...
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