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Who offends writes on sand; who is offended, on marble.

Spending it is like pouring water into sand.

He who is desperate will squeeze oil out of a grain of sand.

You count the sand.

You are but sowing in sand.

You would weave a rope of sand.

He is but a poor husbandman, who sows in sand.

Who builds on sand, the fall is near.

Sow corn in clay, and plant vines in sand.

One should eat sand rather than fall to villainy.

Simple Love Spell (using one red candle and one white candle)

Simple Love Spell

(using one red candle and one white candle)

On your altar, or coffee table if you don’t have one, place one red candle and one white candle. Make sure you have a cauldron, or other fireproof container to which you’ve...

He who starts his work early enough is neither hit by the severe sun heat nor the burning sand.

The best way to get someone to stop digging his heels in is to dig out the sand around him.

When a thief finds nothing to steal he will steal a dagger made of sand.

A blow to another's purse is like a blow to a mountain of sand.

The person who offends writes as if it was written on sand, and the person who is offended reads it as if it were written on marble.

Getting money is like digging with a needle. Spending it is like water soaking into the sand.