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The tree of silence bears the fruit of peace.
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silence
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peace
Gnats, in great number, can beat an elephant.
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numbers
The goat does not get fat just by whispering.
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If patience is sour then its result is sweet.
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patience
If you're beautiful, whatever you do is fine.
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contentment
He who walks alone shall surely arrive first.
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After dinner, rest; after supper walk a mile.
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Another man's bread will not fill your belly.
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man
The excess of one is the shortage of another.
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excess
Don't eat your bread on someone else's table.
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You cannot carry two watermelons in one hand.
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contentment
War is a disaster for winner and loser alike.
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disaster
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war
Moderation in spending is half of all living.
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I have sifted my flour and hung up the sieve.
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There is no greater misfortune than your own.
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The dawn does not come twice to awaken a man.
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man
He who got out of his home lessened his value.
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value
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home
I saw people tending to the one who has money.
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money
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people
If an eagle is no good, cut it's feathers off.
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good
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good luck
Outer beauty is no good, give me inner beauty.
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beauty
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good
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good luck
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