Proverbs
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While bars and locks may ballle tlie thief, . Virtue alone will defeat the slanderer.
10. The lack of gold can but impair a man's 33 r TJ-NIVF. K^^T'^ dying body ; but the lack of wisdoiiMai^|:gi&i his living soul.
11. Reason, without revelation, is as a ship without a rudder.
12. Power will accomplish much, but per- severance more.
13. The difference between a wise and a foolish man is this : the former hears much, but speaks little; the latter hears little, but speaks much.
14. As drinks have... there dregs, so does life have its sediment.
15. All who are disposed to serve no other but their personal friends, are like that epicure who provides for his household only such dishes as suits his palate.
16. To make others wealthy, we must possess gold — even so, to accomplish a reformation in our fellow men, we ourselves must be first reformed.
a4 CHAPTER XY.
1. As countries are not without their counter- feit money, neither are societies without their counterfeit feelings.
2. All who laugh in time, may mourn in eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While bars and locks may ballle tlie thief, . Virtue alone will defeat the slanderer.
10. The lack of gold can but impair a man's 33 r TJ-NIVF. K^^T'^ dying body ; but the lack of wisdoiiMai^|:gi&i his living soul.
11. Reason, without revelation, is as a ship without a rudder.
12. Power will accomplish much, but per- severance more.
13. The difference between a wise and a foolish man is this : the former hears much, but speaks little; the latter hears little, but speaks much.
14. As drinks have... there dregs, so does life have its sediment.
15. All who are disposed to serve no other but their personal friends, are like that epicure who provides for his household only such dishes as suits his palate.
16. To make others wealthy, we must possess gold — even so, to accomplish a reformation in our fellow men, we ourselves must be first reformed.
a4 CHAPTER XY.
1. As countries are not without their counter- feit money, neither are societies without their counterfeit feelings.
2. All who laugh in time, may mourn in eternity.
What to read after Proverbs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Scott Downey to read onlineMoreLess
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