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Sivu 219
What fools say doth not much trouble wise men . Money is a good servant , but an
ill master . Pleasure gives law to fools , God to the wise , He lives indeed , who
lives not to himself alone . Good to begin well , better to end well . There would ...
What fools say doth not much trouble wise men . Money is a good servant , but an
ill master . Pleasure gives law to fools , God to the wise , He lives indeed , who
lives not to himself alone . Good to begin well , better to end well . There would ...
Sivu 226
He that doth the kindness hath the noblest pleasure of the two . He who doth a
kindness to a good man , doth a greater to himself . A man's hat in his hand never
did him harm . One cap or hat more or less , and one quire of paper in a year ...
He that doth the kindness hath the noblest pleasure of the two . He who doth a
kindness to a good man , doth a greater to himself . A man's hat in his hand never
did him harm . One cap or hat more or less , and one quire of paper in a year ...
Sivu 231
The wise hand doth not all which tae foolish tongue saith . Let not your tongue
say what your head may pay for . The best armour is to keep out of gunshot . The
good woman doth not say , ' Will you have this ? but gives it you . That is a good ...
The wise hand doth not all which tae foolish tongue saith . Let not your tongue
say what your head may pay for . The best armour is to keep out of gunshot . The
good woman doth not say , ' Will you have this ? but gives it you . That is a good ...
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