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Sivu 219
A man never surfeits of two much honesty . Honour and ease are seldom
bedfellows , He can want nothing who hath God for his friend , Young men's
knocks old men feel . He who is poor when he is married , shalt be rich when he
is buried .
A man never surfeits of two much honesty . Honour and ease are seldom
bedfellows , He can want nothing who hath God for his friend , Young men's
knocks old men feel . He who is poor when he is married , shalt be rich when he
is buried .
Sivu 247
He is a wretch whose hopes are all below . No great good comes without looking
after it . Gather the rose , and leave the thorn behind . He who would be rich in
one year is hanged at six months end . Go early to the market , and as late as
ever ...
He is a wretch whose hopes are all below . No great good comes without looking
after it . Gather the rose , and leave the thorn behind . He who would be rich in
one year is hanged at six months end . Go early to the market , and as late as
ever ...
Sivu 264
... nor strong at thirty , nor rich at forty , nor wise at fifty , will never be handsome ,
strong , rich , or wise . He who resolves on the sudden , repents at leisure . He
who rises late loses his prayers , and provides not well for his house He wlio
peeps ...
... nor strong at thirty , nor rich at forty , nor wise at fifty , will never be handsome ,
strong , rich , or wise . He who resolves on the sudden , repents at leisure . He
who rises late loses his prayers , and provides not well for his house He wlio
peeps ...
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