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“Discord is like a leak in a cistern. Drop by drop all the water escapes.”

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“Do as much or little as thou canst, only let thy intention be always good.”

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“Do not appease thy fellow in his hour of anger; do not comfort him while the dead is still laid out before him; do not question him in the hour of his vow; and do not strive to see him in his hour of misfortune.”

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“Do not buy stolen goods.”

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“Do not celebrate among the mourners, and do not weep among revelers.”

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“Do not confine your children to your own learning, for they were born in another time.”

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“Do not reveal thy secret to the apes.”

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“Do not trust yourself until the day you die, and do not judge your fellow until you reach his place.”

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“Do not worry thyself with the trouble of tomorrow; perhaps thou wilt have no tomorrow, and why shouldst thou trouble thyself about a world that is not thine?”

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“Don’t use the conduct of a fool as a precedent.”

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“Eat and drink to live; live not to eat and drink, for thus do the beasts.”

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“Envy, lust, ambition, bring a man to perdition.”

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“Even if it happens that the son is a teacher, yet if the father is present, the son must rise before him in the presence of all his pupils.”

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“Ever associate with the good.”

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“Every blade of grass has its angel that bends over it and whispers, grow, grow.”

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“Every union for a divine purpose is destined to last.”

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“Whoever helps you at the time of illness, misfortune, famines and invasion is your true brother in real sense.”


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“Every word, whether good or bad, accidental or intentional, is recorded in a book.”

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“Examine the contents, not the bottle.”

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“First correct thyself, then correct others.”

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“First, our passions are like travellers, making a brief stay, then like guests visiting us day by day, until at last they become our masters, holding us beneath their sway.”

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“Fish die when they are out of water, and people die without law and order.”

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“For the unlearned, old age is winter; for the learned it is the season of the harvest.”

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“From the very spoon that the carver carved, he has to swallow hot mustard.”

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“God causes the remedial herbs to grow up from the ground; they become a healing cause in the hands of the physicians, and from them the druggist prepares the remedies.”

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“God looks to the heart of man and then to the mind.”

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“God may delay all other punishments, but the sin of perjury is avenged straightway.”

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“Good deeds are better than creeds.”

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“Good men promise little and perform much. Wicked men promise much and perform nothing.”

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“Guard thy mouth from uttering an unseemly word.”

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“Guard with jealous care thy neighbor’s honor.”

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“Women eat double than men. They have four times more wisdom than men, they have six times more courage, and eight times more sensual urge than men.”


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