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nothing. Gold is small but of great worth. At home the dog is very brave. Observe the mother ere you take the daughter. If you lose half and then leave off, something is gained. The good mourn for what was taken away, the wolf for what was left behind. Only a bearded man can laugh at a beardless face. He descends from a horse and seats himself on an ass. No other day can equal the one that is past. When a man grows rich, he thinks his walls are awry. Make friends with a dog, but keep a stick in your hand. One should not feel hurt at the kick of an ass. The blind have no higher wish than to have two eyes. The thief wants only a dark night. A thief robbed another thief, and God marvelled at it in heaven. He who has money has no sense; and he who has sense, no money. He who begs is shameless, but still more shameless is he who lends not to him. Better lose one's eyes than one's calling. What the wind brings it will take away again. A bad dog neither eats himself nor gives to others. Running is also an art. Only in the bath can one tell black from white. Water is sure to find its way. What does the blind care if candles are dear? Speak little and you will hear much. No one is sure that his light will burn till morning. He who speaks the truth must have one foot in the stirrup. The more you stone a dog the more he barks. One blossom does not make a spring. One hand cannot clap alone. Strike the iron while it is hot. Take up a stick, and the thieving dog understands. Corruption illumines dark paths. When they laid down the law to the wolf, he said, "Be quiet, or the sheep will run away." One hears Ali is dead; but one knows not which one. The scornful soon grow old. Who shall work? I and thou. Who shall eat? I and thou. Stay in the place where there is bread. If bread tastes good, it is all one to me whether a Jew or a Turk bakes it. One loves the rose, another the lilac. Before Susan had done prinking, church was over. The simpleton went to the wedding and said, "Indeed, it is much better here than it is at home." He sleeps for himself and dreams for others. The flower falls under the bush. Not everything round is an apple. What does an ass know about almonds? A king must be worthy of a crown. When you are going in consider first how you are coming out. What thou canst do to-day leave not until to-morrow. The ro
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