Power of words
1. Nothing deters a good man from doing what is honourable.
2. Go to the ant, thou sluggard, consider her ways and be wise.
3. Without toil and sweet no work is perfect.
4. It is absurd that a man should rule others, who cannot rule himself.
5. Self control is the most necessary qualification of a leader of men.
6. Abuse is no argument against the use of anything.
7. Rich gifts seem poor when givers prove unkind.
8. The hatred of those who are nearest kin is the most grievous to endure.
a. Too much zeal often leads to carelessness.
b. The deeds of men never escape the eyes of God.
c. Jokes should not exceed the bounds of good taste.
d. a becoming ornament to a young man.
e. Superior to adversity, equal to prosperity.
f. Do not argue against a fact which is clear as day light.
g. Virtue is the strongest shield.
h. Brass shine by use.
i. A mind not used is a mind abused.
j. Success in gambling is not a good recommendation for honesty.
k. Vice thrives and lives by concealment.
l. A friend is a second self.
m. To love and to be wise at the same time, is scarcely possible even for a God.
n. Victory and prudence are close friends.
o. A friend is a comfort of life.
9. Love is a great teacher.
10. Love is sweet tyranny.
11. Beauty is a doubtful boon.
12. Stains that affect the soul are not obliterated by times, nor can rivers of water wash them away.
13. Do not celebrate a triumph before the victory.
14. Do not should until you are out of wood.
15. Art is the rival of nature.
16. Art is long and time is fleeting.
17. Difficult road leads to virtue.
18. The Gods survey the acts of men with the eyes of justice.
19. A good face is a good recommendation.
20. Firmness is the foundation of the virtues.
21. He that goes a borrowing goes a sorrowing.
22. If you have conferred a favour upon your friend, repent not of having done so.
23. He lives twice who lives well.
24. Misfortune is the test of a man`s merit.
25. Be thankful for small mercies.
26. An honest man has nothing to fear.
27. Soon ripe soon rotten.
28. Crow does not peck out the eyes of a crow.
29. Love sees no fault.
30. Virtue increases under a weight.
31. Diamond cut diamond.
32. Give a lift to a man in misfortune.
33. Men condemn what they do not understand.
34. Habit is second nature.
35. The poor man needs much, the miser desire everything.
36. When the life of a man is at stake, no delay is too long.
37. Time assuages the grief of man.
38. Wise investigations are half way house to knowledge.
39. Suffering is a stern teacher, but a good one.
40. Necessity is a hard weapon.
41. Laugh with the king but never at him.
42. You cannot make a silk purse out of pig`s tail.
43. The man who gives good dinners has plenty of friends.
44. Beauty is a flower, Fame a breath.
45. Judge your fortune as you judge a coat; look at the size of it, but see that it fits.
46. Virtue smells sweet after death.
47. It is a fraud to conceal a fraud.
48. There are no thanks for a kindness which has been delayed.
49. Books have their own destiny.
50. Books have their own destiny.
51. Men were not intended to live alone.
52. Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind.
53. The thief doth fear each bush an officer.
54. Things which impede us; luggage; baggage.
55. The poor man who tries to imitate the powerful is lost.
56. The most excellent characters are ruined by the addition of pride.
57. Integrity is the noblest possession.
58. The man who restrains his anger, over comes his greatest foe.
59. Labour overcomes all obstacles.
60. He that over comes his anger, conquers his greatest enemy.
61. Household gods; the guardian of the hearth and home.
62. One barking dog sets all the street a- barking.
63. Faith is stronger than a Lion.
64. A load that is cheerfully borne becomes light.
65. It is the sign of a weak character to catch at every baseless rumour.
66. The longest day quickly comes to an end.
67. Truth is great and it will prevail.
68. Economy is a great revenue.
69. The greatest empire may be lost by bad government.
70. A bad penny is never lost.
71. A master that fears his servants is inferior to a servant.
72. Death is the utmost boundary of wealth and power.
73. Death is the gate of life.
74. Do not kick a man when he is down.
75. YOU cannot reform a man when he is dead.
76. Hunger teaches many lessons.
77. A sound conscience is a wall of brass.
78. A picture is a poem without words.
79. I think that man is lost indeed, who has lost the sense of shame.
80. Nature gives all men opportunities to be happy, if they know how to use them.
81. Love and a cough cannot be hidden.
82. Necessity has no law.
83. Do not trust to appearance.
84. Fate never drives a man to commit a crime.
85. No one who is a slave to his body is truly free.
86. Blood cannot be got out of a stone.
87. Every Person has his or her faults.
88. Two heads are better than one.
89. Do nothing in excess.
90. A proud heart and a beggar`s purse will not agree.
91. No roses without a thorn.
92. Hungary flies bite sore.
93. The greatest blessing is a pleasant friend.
94. Every day brings its sorrows.
95. Love is not to be cured by any herbs.
96. No place is so pleasant as one`s own home.
97. Nature is beyond all teachings.
98. I never sleep; I am always on the alert.
99. Flattery gains friends, but truth enemies.
100. Seeing is believing.
101. Soft words break no bones.
102. Why do people point to their wrist when asking for the time, but when they ask where the bathroom is, they don`t point to their pants?
103. Build a man a fire and he shall be warm for a day, but set a man on fire and he shall be warm for the rest of his life.
104. Why won`t sharks eat lawyers? Professional courtesy.
105. A boss gave his new secretary a mini skirt for her first salary. The next month he raised it.
106. Man; did you know that woman use about 30,000 words a day and a man uses only about 15,000?
107. Woman; that` is because we have to repeat everything.
108. A man exercises by sucking his stomach in every time he sees a beautiful woman.
109. Man pass gas more often than woman because woman never close their mouth long enough to let the pressure build up.
110. “your body is like a temple.” “ Sorry, no services today”
111. As worms are generated in a pool of stagnant water, so evil thoughts spring up in the mind of an idle man.
112. ‘How can a man die better than facing fearful odds.
113. A rotten sheep affect the whole flock.
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116. A drop of fortune is better than a cask of wisdom.
117. Her looks were deep imprinted in his heart.
118. Wold is a field; open to talent.
119. You are adding flames to the flames and water to the sea.
120. The best remedy for injuries is to forget them.
121. I have sworn with my tongue , but I have a mind unsworn.
122. The laws respect the private house.
123. A man`s house is his castle.
124. Justice consists in doing no injury to men; decency in giving them no offence.
125. Time is winged and glides from us.
126. One Quarrel breeds another.
127. Example is better than precept.
128. Worthless vessel does not get broken.
129. What need is there of words? Let us be proved by our actions.
130. Laziness travels so slowly that poverty soon overtakes him.
131. He that does evil hates light.
132. He who does not speak truth is a traitor to the truth.
133. What a man keeps in his heart when he is sober, on his lips when he is drunk.
134. One man`s meat is another man`s poison.
135. Modesty once gone never returns.
136. We should help others by deeds not by words.
137. Love is a constant source of fear and anxiety.
138. The man who neither fears nor desires anything is truly a king.
139. Nothing so foolish as the laugh of fools.
140. Shortcuts are often long way to home.
141. Your knowledge is nothing unless others know that you possess it.
142. Sound judgment is the ground of writing well.
143. Lairs have generally to suffer for their guilt.
144. The fear of lord is the fountain of life.
145. Betrayed not conquered.
146. Uncertainty destroys law.
147. Where there is most minds there is less money.
148. The last reasoning of kings—Military force.
149. One swallow does not make a summer.
150. To speak to the wind and the waves, is to waste one`s time.
151. The beaten path is the save path.
152. There are no backward foot steps
153. Truth fears nothing but concealment.
154. Virtue flourished from a wound.
155. Life is short art is long.
156. Birds of a feather flock together.
157. Every day is a holiday to people who have nothing to do.
158. An eagle will not catch flies.
159. Respect grey hair.
160. It is common saying that wealth brings much misery in its train.
161. Wise men often learn from their enemies.
162. A noble man must either live a good life or die a glories death.
163. When a woman takes off her clothes, she puts off her modesty .
164. Too much sleep becomes a pain.
165. Every gift even though it is small, is value able if you give it with a kind intention.
166. God is not a post to deceit in a righteous cause.
167. No body believes gossiping fools, even when they speak the truth.
168. Shun idleness, even if you are wealthy.
169. Honour they parents before else.
170. Marriage is an evil that most men welcome.
171. Ill-timed laughter is an evil thing.
172. Manner, not gold, is a woman`s best adornment.
173. An extravagant wife is a plague to her husband.
174. If we have money ,If we have money we are sure to have friends.
175. Gifts appease the god.
176. All things go well the lucky man.
177. The friendship of one wise man is better than the friendship of a world of fools.
178. While the pot boils friendship flourishes.
179. A jealous woman sets every house on fire.
180. Death is better than an evil life.
181. Choose a wife for a character rather than for her dowry.
182. Death admits of no excuses. there is no arguing with death.
183. Death is a debt, we all must pay.
184. Fish begins to stink at the head.
185. Honourable poverty is better than dishonourable wealth.
186. It is better to have one good friend than a multitude of worthless ones.
187. Hunger is the constant companion of an idle man.
188. There is no learning without trouble.
189. Do not trust everybody.
190. I hate a gift that gives me sleepless nights.
191. Man have eyes for nothing but money.
192. Death is the only God that gifts cannot appease.
193. The wise alone are free, and every fool is a slave.
194. Welcome is a best cheer.
195. He who has the smallest wants approaches the God most nearer.
196. The elephant does not take notice of the fly.
197. Wine is the mirror that reveals the nature of a man.
198. Wine is the milk of love.
199. The God will punish the man whose heat is full sin.
200. When you do a good action, give the credit, not to yourself, but to god.
201. Do not call him happy who has the most wealth, but him who has the fewest troubles.
202. It is harder to conquer a woman than to subdue any wide beast.
203. A city that is set upon a hill cannot be hid.
204. No saint was ever a millionaire.
205. The best remedy for grief is the counsel of a kind and honest friend.
206. Poverty sharpens the wits.
207. A good neighbour is a blessing, as a bad one is a course.
208. Wealth without virtue, is a dangerous guest.
209. Wealth is a cloak that covers a multitude of sins.
210. The tongue often runs more swiftly than the mind.
211. Ill-gotten gains give a little pleasure for the moment, but after wards cause lasting woe.
212. Debt makes slaves of free man.
213. Gains this honourably acquired cause sorrow.
214. The body ought to be trained to obey the mind.
215. A man`s life, like statue, ought to be beautiful in all its parts.
216. Life is like a chariot-wheel that ever rolls along.
217. The pleasures that come most really delight us most.
218. All desire to be the relations of prosperous folk.
219. Sleep is a heeling balm for every ill.
220. No one repents of a good action.
221. No liar can long escape detection.
222. A polite request must be politely refused.
223. No grass grows on the highway.
224. Too late is advice when the mischief is done.
225. The lion is known by his paw.
226. Flies will not light on a boiling pot.
227. He cannot be an others friends who is his own enemy.
228. He gains enough who loses sorrow.
229. Even a light burden becomes heavy if you have to carry it far.
230. No one is a prophet in his own house.
231. It is all the same whether it is a dog or the bitch that bites you
232. A man is valued by his own estimate.
233. Conquest without danger is a barren triumph.
234. Beauty and folly go often together.
235. Beauty without goodness is nothing worse.
236. A pretty hostess makes the hotel bill heavy.
237. Even a good cause needs help.
238. A bargain draws the money out of the purse.
239. Keep your mouth shut and you will swallow no flies.
240. A laugh is not always a proof that the mind is at ease.
241. To be wiser than is necessary is not wisdom at all.
242. Cease to blame others for your own faults.
243. The happiness of life makes the glory of death.
244. Mankind is governed by its imagination.
245. A great reputation is a heavy burden to carry.
246. The worst wheel always creaks the loudest.
247. Men who are eager to sell themselves are not worth buying.
248. Everyone has his hobby.
249. Every man has his value.
250. Each moment of life is a step towards death.
251. What you promise you should perform.
252. God knows who is the true worshiper
253. He sleeps sound who has nothing to lose.
254. In woman, money, and wine, lurks both profit and poison.
255. A good wife is always a home-bird.
256. A woman and a melon are hard to select.
a. The more woman look in the mirror the less they look to their house.
257. Drop by drop the sea is drained.
258. A fortune is not made in a few hours.
259. Happy is he who has a competency.
a. Its easy for a woman to be womanly when she has no feeling.
260. It’s a good thing to have friends everywhere.
a. A woman may more easily defend herself from men, than her reputation from woman.
b. It is more shameful to distrust our friends than to be deceived by them.
261. Men, not books, are the proper subject for study.
262. It is good to beat a proud man when he is alone.
263. Scratch people in the right place.
264. Turn your tongue seven times before speaking.
265. The wind was enough to shave your eyebrow.
266. Beware of a friend who has once been your enemy.
a. He who goes a – borrowing does not care who the lender is.
267. Do not keep your holidays before they arrive.
268. Don`t teach fish to swim.
269. Don`t make a bad business worse.
270. Don`t interfere between husband and wife.
271. The only happy man is he who thinks himself happy.
272. A cleaver man finds some use for every thing.
273. The only way to keep a secret is to say nothing.
274. Idlers are always busy.
a. There never was a looking-grass that reflected an ugly woman.
275. There is no such thing as a happy life.
276. There are only happy days.
277. There is no man who may not be a danger to somebody.
278. Without jealousy there is no love.
279. There is no such thing as a petty enemy.
280. No purchase is as good as a gift.
281. Lion-skins worth never to be got cheaply.
282. He fishes in vain who does not bait the hook.
283. A good dog never barks without cause.
284. A big nose never spoiled a pretty face.
a. Good and bad fortune are necessary to a man in order to develop his character.
b. The sheep on the mountain is higher than the bull on the plain.
c. Outside marriage and prison none know the miseries felt within them.
d. Respect for woman is the test of national progress in social life.
285. Silent, sorrow, is only the more fatal.
286. Curiosity has destroyed more woman than love.
a. Weakness of mind is the only defect that can never be corrected.
287. Hunger breaks through stone walls.
288. A wife and a broken leg are best kept at home.
289. Woman is the very heart of man.
290. Woman is a highly –perfected demon.
a. Woman is the connecting link between man and the angels.
291. As the leaf falls to the ground, so beauty fades away.
a. Flattery is a falls coinage, which our vanity puts into circulation.
292. Argument when the heart is involved, is absurd.
a. The mother is the only God on earth for whom there are no atheists.
b. Half of the human race laughs at the expanse of the other half.
293. When love talks growing, it decreases.
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295. Love is the young man`s king and the old man`s tyrant.
a. Love is a trifling thing, and yet is the only weapon that can wound stout hearts.
296. Love is a bird that sings in the heart of woman.
297. Love is a pleasure that teases, but this teasing is pleasing.
298. The ass carries wine but drinks water.
a. We leave sorrow far behind us, as soon as happiness returns.
299. The little alms are the best alms.
300. The finest piece of furniture is a good wife.
301. The shortest folly is always the best.
302. Popularity is glory coined into coppers.
303. Prayer is a cry of hope.
304. The miser and the pig are useless until they are dead.
305. Truth is always valuable.
a. Truth is like the dew of Heaven. To preserve its purity it must be gathered in a clean vessel.
306. Life is like a flower, and it`s honey is love.
307. The heart never becomes wi
308. The wolf changes his coat, not his disposition.
309. Fate never drives a man to commit a crime.
a. No man is successful commander, who has not first learned to obey.
310. The earth produces nothing viler than an ungrateful man
311. Nothing flies so fast as calumny.
312. Slow advancing, struggle
313. With the stream.
314. The ascent to heaven from earth is difficult.
a. There are hardly any disputes but a woman has been at
b. the bottom of them.
315. Virtues can never be on discount.
316. Spare the rod and spoil the child.
317. All excellent things are rare.
a. Time wipes out the comments of men`s opinions, but it confirms the judgments of nature.
318. The whole life is but a mingling of pain and joy.
319. Peace is produce by war.
a. The reality of war is less harmful than the constant fear of it.
320. What is there in nature so dear to man as his own children.
321. They that forsake the law, praise the wicked.
322. What good is a mirror to a blind man?
323. Where is the good of laws in the absence of morals?
324. Economy is useless when all is spent.
325. Without corn and wine love grows cold.
326. It’s difficult to fly without feathers.
327. The crow thinks her own bird fairest.
a. Where ever human being exits, there is an opportunity to do kindness.
b. Each man must wait latest day of life, and none may we call truly happy until the grave closes over him.
c. There is no one so important but the world can go on without him.
328. A word Is enough for a wise man.
329. Solitude is to the mind what diet is to the body.
330. Vanity has no grater foe than Vanity.
331. The future generation is woman`s work.
332. Truth lies hidden at the bottom of the well.
a. Life is like a deceitful woman who breaks all her pledges to her lover, and leaves him no other consolation than the right to despise her.
333. The only lovely thing about old age is virtue.
334. A handsome shoe often pinches the shoe.
335. The heart that never loved was the first atheist.
336. The heart rarely feels what the lips utter.
337. The cost takes away the taste.
338. Hidden fires are always the hottest.
339. The fool hunts for misfortune.
340. Genius is sexless.
341. Chance is a nick name that we give to Providence.
342. The looking glass is no flatterer.
343. The world is the woman`s book.
344. The richest man takes only a shroud to the grave.
a. The wisest man is he who does not think that he is the wisest.
345. If you put your little finger in, the whole hand goes.
346. Repentance is a costly thing.
347. The rich man has more relation than he knows.
a. As the swans have the lake and the eagles’ the mountain, souls have love.
348. The last to come is often the master.
349. Common sense is the genius of humanity.
350. Sensitive persons are not the sensible ones.
351. Ladies are distinguished by their good taste in dress.
a. Women have corrupted more woman than men have loved.
352. Women are stoves covered in with marble.
353. Women are frequently more sensitive than sensible.
354. Great talkers are never great doers.
355. Men are the cause of woman hating one another.
356. Real men are scarce.
a. Men would be saints if they loved heaven as well as they do woman.
357. Honours come dear.
a. When a man is doubtful about himself, silence is his safest course.
358. Lies perished, but truth abides.
359. Pleasures become bitter as soon as they are abused.
360. The shortest follies are the best.
361. The crack part lasts longest.
362. Long absence changes friends.
363. Don’t foul the well; you may have to drink from it yet
364. Don’t put your finger into a ring to too tight for it.
365. Our sweetest joys are with sadness mingled.
366. There is no reasoning in love and hate.
367. The lover and the mourner are alike lonely in the throng.
368. No man can love his neighbour without loving god.
369. One can`t be always right.
370. One can`t hinder the event from blowing.
371. One can`t think of everything.
372. We always return to our first loves.
373. Few men have been admired by their own servants.
374. One must stook when the door is low.
375. When the tree is down everybody runs with his hatchet.
376. When happiness shows the way, we ought to follow it.
377. As wealth increases, health decreases.
a. He who eats well and sleeps well need not think his end is near.
378. Who hath a wife hath always strife.
379. Empty pockets cannot give.
a. He who has no money in his purse must have a honeyed tongue.
380. A man with only one eye must take good care of it.
381. Silence makes no mistakes.
382. He who looks not ahead finds himself behind.
383. The ready payer can borrow anywhere.
a. He that spends more than he is worth makes a rope to hang himself with.
384. Education is passion that no one can take away.
a. Both are dear to me but duty compels me to prefer the truth.
385. Both are thieves, he who receives and he who steals.
386. Education is a passion that nobody can take away.
387. Brave men are city`s strongest tower of defence.
388. The character of man is known from his conversation.
389. Hope saves a man in the midst of misfortunes.
390. Hope is the slave for a breaking heart.
391. The man who runs away will fight again.
392. New brooms sweep clean.
393. A cough is a musician`s trick to hide his blunder.
394. Fight with silver spears and you will conquer everywhere.
a. It is impossible to tell a man`s character until he has been tried in a position of responsibility.
b. We ought to consider a man`s intelligence, not his outward appearance.
c. Grievous is the voice of the people when hatred inspires their words.
395. Brief is the joy that wicked pleasure brings.
396. Old man`s brain in a young man`s body.
397. Give me to-day, and you may take to-morrow.
398. Nothing is so easy as to deceive one`s self.
399. It is shameful to stumble twice against the stone.
400. Give me standing-room and I will move the world.
401. You must spend to earn.
402. Hide your misfortunes, lest your enemies rejoice.
403. Give a pledge and you will soon have troubles.
404. Temperance is the foundation of piety.
405. I am myself the only friend on whom I can rely.
406. I taught you to dive, and now you wish to drown me.
407. Do a kindness and you make an enemy.
408. Man`s hopes are spirits with fast fleeting wings.
409. Fear curbs the tongue.
410. Even the ant and worm have got a temper.
411. You are looking for water in the sea.
412. Take counsel of your pillow.
413. In wine there is truth.
414. Sweetest is the life that is untroubled with thought.
415. Wise man never makes ropes of sand.
a. Life is like a theatre; for the greatest knaves often sit in the best seats.
416. A poor man`s relatives hard to find.
417. The rich guest is always a welcome guest.
a. What are not really beautiful, often seems so to the eye`s of love.
418. Silence is a sufficient answer to the wise.
419. Silence gives consent.
420. No sound is sweeter than the sound of praise.
421. Pleasure really exists in the rest rather than motion.
422. Time is a touch stone that proves the character of man.
a. He who holds the handle of the frying pan turns it as he pleases.
b. He who wants to be rich in a year will get hanged in six months.
423. Who lives on credit lives disgraced.
424. Nothing speaks so well as cash down.
425. Nothing is so heavy to carry as a secret.
426. Nothing is beautiful but truth.
427. Nothing grows old more quickly than a kindness.
428. Ill- timed laughter is the mark of fools.
a. If men and women knew one another before falling in love, there would be few marriages.
429. If your head is made of butter, don`t be a baker.
430. A brain is worth little without a tongue.
431. A bargain is not always a cheap purchase.
432. A wife gives a man his first home.
433. Law, when too strictly apply, is often injustice.
434. A large river is a dangerous neighbour.
435. A wise man may sometimes take a lesson from a fool.
436. A dead man has neither relations nor friends.
437. A man by himself is no man.
438. A book is friend that never deceives.
a. Better be worsted in a compromise, than successful in a lawsuit.
439. A cow in another country gives plenty of milk.
440. Ah,the world is so sweet to the dying;
441. Every land produces good men.
442. All men must die.
443. All men are lairs.
444. True love does not rust with age.
445. From the tree of silence hang its fruits, Tranquillity.
446. Office without pay is the bleeder of thieves.
447. Do not disturb old sores.
448. Even the best horse will stumble once.
449. A useless thing is dear at any price.
450. The smallest hair casts a shadow.
451. The stomach is an evil counsellor.
452. Time is a best preacher.
453. Beggars are never satisfied.
454. The grief which yearns for health and comfort is not the deepest.
455. What snow conceals, the sun reveals.
456. The sweetest grapes hang on the top of the tree.
457. Beauty is a good letter of introduction.
458. Religion has its roots in man`s own nature.
459. It is difficult to heal a wounded heart.
460. A single hair of a woman draws more than a bell rope.
461. A scholar never suffers from boredom.
462. There is no cure for an empty head.
463. A good name is a rich inheritance.
464. A wasted life is premature death.
465. Who slammed the doors for fun and perished miserably.
466. Self discipline is learned in the face of adversity.
467. The sweetest joy, the wildest woe is love.
468. God created man because He loves stories.
469. Love cures people-both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it.
470. Life is too short to hide affection.
471. Teachers are those who use themselves as bridges, over which they invite their students to cross them having facilitated their crossing, joyfully collapse, encouraging them to create bridges of their own.
472. Money and fame don`t automatically make people happy. It has to come within.
473. Everybody can be great—because anybody can serve.
474. Things don`t change. You change your way of looking that is all.
475. I have lived to thank God that all my prayer has not been answered.
476. If there is light in the soul, there will be beauty in the here is beauty in the person there will be harmony in the house, if there is harmony in the house there will be order in the nation. If there is order in the nation there will be peace in the world
477. Fearless, hope more; whine less breath more; talk less, say more, hate less, love more; And all good things are yours.
478. To preserve its purity it must be gathered in a clean vesse
479. We need 4hugs a day for survival.
480. We need 8hugs a day for maintenance.
481. WE need 12hugs a day for growth.
482. Obstacles cannot crush me, every obstacle yields to stern resolve.
483. Pain is inevitable; Suffering is optional.
484. They can because they think they can.
485. Adversity introduces a man to himself.
486. In the depth of winter I finally learned there was in me invincible summer.
487. It is better to be prepared for an opportunity and not have one than to have an opportunity and not be prepared.
488. The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it.
489. When it is dark enough, you can see the stars.
490. If you don`t hear opportunity knocking, find another door.
491. Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.
492. Wisdom comes more from living than from studying.
493. You never lose by loving. You always lose while holding back.
494. If you judge people, you have no time to love them.
495. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.
496. The love we give away is the only love we keep.
497. Kindness in words creates confidence.
498. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness.
499. Kindness in giving creates love.
500. We are not rich by what we posses but rather by what we can do without.
501. Man; Rules the roost.
502. Woman; Rules the rooster.
503. Nobody ever forgets where he buried the hatchet.
504. A smart husband is one who thinks twice before saying nothing.
505. fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity.
506. It is not easy to find happiness in our selves, and impossible to find it elsewhere.
507. Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle.
508. You never know what happiness a single act of kindness will bring about.
509. The most precious possession that ever comes to a man in this world is a woman`s heart.
510. Nobody has ever measured how much a heart can hold.
511. Everybody is selling something.
512. You are born with wings. Why prefer to crawl through life?
513. Although the world is full of sufferings, it is also full of the overcoming of it.
514. The course of true love never did run smooth
515. When love reigns, the impossible may be attained
516. Love is the only God.
517. The task ahead of us is never as great as the power behind us.
518. Face the thing you fear, and you do away with that fear.
519. The best minute you spend is the one you invest in your family.
520. As long as one can admire and love, then one is young forever.
521. Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye.
522. If you must raise your voice, do it to cheer someone on.
523. The applause of a single human being is of great consequence.
524. When you look for the good in others, you discover the best in yourself.
525. Every person is gifted in some area. We just have to find out what?
526. We are each of us angels with only one wing. And we can fly only by embracing each other.
527. All sorrows can be borne if you tell a story about them.
528. When you have to cope with a lot of problems, you are either going to sink or you are going to swim.
529. Love is a fruit in season at all times and within reach of every hand.
530. I am always ready to learn; but I do not always like being taught.
531. Family ……A group experience of love and support.
532. Make yourself a blessing to someone .Your kind smile or pat on the back just might pull someone back from the edge.
533. Opportunities are usually disguised by hard work, so most people don`t recognise them.
534. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.
535. What is done to children, they will do to society.
536. A teacher takes a hand opens a mind touches a heart shapes the future.
537. The object of teaching a child is to enable him to get along without his teacher.
538. I am not a teacher but an awakener.
539. We cannot teach people anything. We can only help them discover it within themselves.
540. The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life.
541. When affection and kindly feeling are removed, all sweetness is taken away from life.
542. Little things attract little mind.
543. He sends his presents with a hook attached.
544. When the well is dry we begin to appreciate the value of water.
545. Be realistic. Plan for a miracle.
546. All our sufferings in life is from saying we want one thing and doing another.
547. Life consists of what a person is thinking about all day.
548. It is in the shelter of each other that the people live. The soul selects her own society.
549. Every Day a little death.
550. If you admire greatness in another human being, it is your own greatness you are seeing.
551. Beware of fair -weather friends.
552. Your turn to-day mine to-morrow.
553. By doing nothing, man learn to do ill.
554. A touch of nature makes the whole world kin.
555. Those who are tortured by the consciousness of guilt will soon be punished.
556. Fish are not to be caught with a bird-call.
557. Do not imitate the ass that puts on the lion`s skin.
558. Content yourself with your own skin.
559. Revenge is an inhuman word.
560. Night is the mother of thought.
561. In the midst of arms the laws are silent.
562. The most excellent characters are ruined by the addition of pride.
563. An intemperate youth will hand down to old age a worn-out body.
564. Sometimes tears have the weight of words.
565. Tears sometimes more eloquent than words.
566. Good wares easily meet with a purchaser, although they may be hid in a corner.
567. A hungry stomach seldom scorns plain food.
568. Time is winged and glides from us, though we see and heed it not.
569. Nothing is swifter than the flight of years.
570. One quarrel breeds another.
571. Hope still lingers while life is ebbing.
572. He that is slow to anger is of great understanding.
573. Custom makes anything easy.
574. The man who procrastinates is always struggling to excel.
575. The burn child dreads the fire.
576. Let us not burden our remembrance with a heaviness that`s gone.
577. The language of the true is always simple.
578. Acts which it is disgraceful to perform are not even fit to be mentioned.
579. A sward wound the body, but a sharp word wound the mind.
580. The tongue`s not steel, yet they cuts.
581. The sward inflicts a less grievous blow than the tongue; the former wounds the body, but latter hurts the soul.
582. We may be bold when justice fights for us.
583. The man who wrongs another hopes there is no god.
584. Man is a plant not bound to the earth.
585. You become mature when you become the authority in your own life.
586. If you are too advance, all fixed ideas must go.
587. A double minded man is unstable in all his ways.
588. It is the penalty of a liar, that should be even tell the truth, he is not listen to.
589. He who would go a hundred mills should consider ninety-nine as half way.
590. Be open to your happiness and sadness as they arise.
591. You cannot have a happy ending to a miserable journey.
592. If there is something to gain and nothing to lose by asking, by all means ask.
593. Strive to live the ordinary in an extra ordinary way.
594. To be upset over what you don’t have is to waste what you do have.
595. Remember. What is yours will come to you.
596. Whenever you are pointing your finger at someone, notice that there are always three fingers pointing back at you.
597. One mark of a great educator is the ability to lead students out to new places where even the educator has never been.
598. The longest journey that you will make in your life is from your head to your heart.
599. The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The soppier teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.
600. We cannot teach people anything. We can only help them discover it within themselves.
601. Teach as though you were teaching your own children.
602. I am not a teacher but an awakener.
603. When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come.
604. Education is not preparation for life; Education is life itself.
605. To teach is to learn again.
606. I touch the future. I teach.
607. Little deed of kindness, little words of love, help to make earth happy.
608. Things do not change. We change.
609. The love we give away is the only love we keep.
610. We are not rich by what we posses but rather by what we can do without.
611. All sorrows can be born if you tell a story about them.
612. Those who bring Sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.
613. From what we get we make a living, what we give, however, makes a life.
614. Love reckons hours for months, and days for years and every little absence is an age.
615. If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain.
616. Your heart is not living until it has experienced pain –The pain of love breaks opens the heart, even if it is as hard as a rock.
617. The most difficult year of marriage is the one you are in.
618. As long as one can admire and love, then one is young forever.
619. Life is not about finding yourself .Life is about creating yourself.
620. Failure is a temporary setback.
621. Real joy comes not from ease of riches or from the praise of men, but from doing something worthwhile.
622. The pen is the tongue of mind.
623. Only those Indians who are willing to die for their country are fit to live.
624. Whoever serves his country well has no need of ancestors.
625. True friends are the ones who never leave your heart, even if they leave your life for a while.
626. Let your performance do the talking.
627. Proper preparation solves 80 percent of life`s problems.
628. Sweat is the lubricant of success.
629. Success is like a garden; it always needs tending.
630. The road to success is a Toll road.
631. Nothing is more expenses than a missed opportunity.
632. A wise man knows everything; a shrewd one everybody.
633. He that is over cautious will accomplish little.
634. Sudden acquaintance brings repentance.
635. Good counsel has no price.
636. If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest.
637. It is a bad bargain where nobody gains.
638. There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness.
639. A calamity that affects everyone is only half a calamity.
640. It is a good thing to learn caution by the mistakes of others.
641. Prayer carries us half way to God. Fasting brings us to the door of his palace and alms giving procure us admission.
642. Charity is the ornament of religion.
643. Conscience is a sacred sanctuary where God alone may enter as judge.
644. Fortune and love be friend the bold.
645. The small courtesies sweeten life; the greater ennoble it.
646. It is easier to suppress the first desire than to satisfy all that follow it.
647. The three things more difficult are –to keep a secret, to forget an injury, and to make good use of leisure.
648. Disappointments are to the soul what a thunder storm is to the air.
649. Doubt the man who swears to his devotion.
650. India expects every man to do his duty.
651. Do you wish men to speak well of you? Then never speak well of yourself.
652. One eye witness is of more weight than ten hearsays says.
653. Evil and good are God`s right hand and left
654. None preaches better than the ant, and she says nothing.
655. An excuse is worse and more treble than a lie; for an excuse is a lie Guarded.
656. A fair face without a fair soul is like a glass eye that shines and sees nothing.
657. A failure establishes only this, that our determination to succeed was not strong enough.
658. He, who overlooks a fault, invites a commission of another.
659. If anyone attempts to haul down the Indian Flag, shoot him on the spot.
660. In life, as in chess, forethought wins.
661. I shall not wholly die; my works, my poetry will be immortal.
662. You cannot rightly call the very rich man happy.
663. He was a most promising man, though he did not accomplish anything great.
664. When all pay their share, the burden to each is light.
665. No wicked man is free from loss and punishment.
666. The word of an honest man is as good as his bond.
667. No saint was ever a millionaire.
668. Nothing is more valuable than silence.
669. All the creatures that breathe and move upon the earth, none is more sorrowful than man.
670. The mob is the most unreliable and senseless thing in the world.
671. Sufferings are lessons.
672. It is useless to weep a new over the old grief.
673. Old things become new in course of time.
674. Everything is a matter of opinion.
675. Youth and white paper take any impression.
676. Grey hairs are a proof of age, but not of wisdom.
677. The world is full of wonders, but nothing is more wonderful than man.
678. Do great actions, but make no great promises.
679. Birds love figs, but they will not plant them.
680. When the wine is in the wit is out.
681. Hunger listens to no reason.
682. Time judges everything.
683. A great reputation is a heavy burden to carry.
684. Too great haste leads us to error.
685. Humanity is the son of God.
686. A good husband is never the first to go to sleep at night, or the last to awake in the morning.
687. A man should be taller, older, heavier, uglier, and hoarser than his wife.
688. A good man never dies.
689. A joke is a very serious thing.
690. A joke looses everything when the joker laughs himself.
691. Many waters cannot quench love; neither can the floods drown it.
692. Marriage is something you have to give your hole mind to.
693. Misery love company.
694. The greatest man in history was the poorest.
695. Reason is the mistress and queen of all things.
696. A good life is the only religion.
697. A wise man cares not for what he cannot have.
698. Revenge is an inhuman bird.
699. Spring is a virgin, summer a mother, autumn a widow, and winter a step mother.
700. If you would wish another to keep your secret, first keep it to yourself.
701. Without tact you can learn nothing.
702. Troubles, like babies grow larger by nursing.
703. Vice lives and thrives best by concealment.
704. A wife is the peculiar gift of Heaven.
705. People do not lack strength, they lack will.
706. Wine is the most helpful and most hygienic of beverages.
707. Sharp wits, like sharp knives, do often cut their owner`s fingers.
708. No wonder can last more than three days.
709. This world is a bubble.
710. To be furious in religion is to be irreligiously religious.
711. Other things may change us, but we start an end with family.
712. Those of us who refuse to risk and grow get swallowed up by life.
713. Don’t worry about failure, worry about the chances you miss when you don`t even try.
714. Life does not come with erasers.
715. If you judge people, you have no time to love them.
716. Experience is not what happens to a man. It is what a man does with what happens to him.
717. You never lose by loving. You always lose by holding back.
718. There are no good or bad situations, all situations are simply opportunities to learn. What we make of each situation is up to us.
719. Faith is the postage stamp on our prayers.
720. Sometimes one likes foolish people for their folly, better than wise people for their wisdom.
721. In marriage, sometimes we submit, sometimes we out wit.
722. If 10percent of my income is good enough for god, why is not good enough for the IRS.
723. Opportunity knocks once, temptation bangs on your door for ever.
724. The English are not very spiritual people, so they invented Cricket to give them some idea of eternity.
725. Prayer is like wireless access to god –with no roaming fees.
726. Doubts are the ants in the pants of faith. They keep it awake and moving.
727. A good sermon should be like a woman`s skirt---Short enough to arouse interest but long enough to cover the essentials.
728. When you reach your wit`s end you shall find God waiting there for you.
729. The four stages of man are –infancy, childhood, adolescence, and obsolescence.
730. What did the Jewish bank teller say to her customers? “you never write, you never call, you only visit when you need money”
731. Sign above bank teller`s station To err is human, to forgive is not bank police.
732. I bank at a woman’s bank. Three or four days a month it is closed due to cramps.
733. The banks have a new image, now you have “a friend” your friendly banker. If the banks are so friendly, how can they chain down the pens?
734. Why do they call it rush hour when nothing moves?
735. Why pay a dollar for a book mark? Use the dollar as a book mark.
736. Nothing depreciates your car so fast as a new model in your neighbour`s garage.
737. Where did you learn to drive? I took a correspondence course.
738. Reality is the only obstacle to happiness.
739. The wages of sin is alimony.
740. Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died.
741. Work is the curse of the drinking class.
742. A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies.
743. The trouble with the average family is it has too much month left over at the end of the money.
744. Who enjoy the sex more, the man or the woman? The woman. How can I prove it? When you ear itches and you put your little finger in and wiggle it around and take it out again, what feels better, your finger or your ear?
745. If you don`t go to people`s funerals, they won’t come to yours.
746. Life is not for everyone.
747. My wife is an earth sign, I am a water sign, to-gather we make mud.
748. What is the best way to have your husband remember your anniversary? Get married on his birthday.
749. In youth, the road to the heart is through the senses; in manhood, the road to senses is through the heart.
750. Friendly feeling; complete understanding.
751. To make an elephant of a fly.
752. A maid often seen, and dress often worn, is never valued.
753. Smoke, floods, and a senseless spouse, drives a man out of his house.
754. Take care he likes practical jokes.
755. Piecrust and a bad custom are made to be broken.
756. Drop by drop wears away the stone.
757. Truth holds back from a quarrel.
758. He knocks loudly who brings good news.
759. A stingy man is never rich.
760. One beat the bushes another caught the birds
761. Woman’s heart is like snow: once sullied, it becomes mud.
762. A man in love is like a sparrow caught with bird-lime; the more he strives the more he is entangled.
763. It is good to speak, but better to be silent.
764. He likes a job where there is nothing to do.
765. It is easier to be wise about other people`s business than about our own.
766. He has turned over a new leaf.
767. It is best to act kindly to everybody, for there is no hand so small that it may not help.
768. Dirty linen ought to be washed in private.
769. My heart detests him as the gates of hell.
770. Do not trust the person who says wait until two Sunday comes in a week;
771. God utterly abhors the boasts of a proud tongue.
772. He wishes to reap where he has not sown.
773. There is only luck or ill luck in this world.
774. He would drown himself in a drop of water.
775. They think themselves profound, when they are merely hollow.
776. They have learned nothing; and forgotten nothing.
777. They are as like as two peas.
778. Better be a bird in the field than a bird in a cage.
779. Words are never lacking to ideas, but ideas are wanting to words. As soon as an idea is perfectly ripe, the proper word bud forth, blooms and clothes the idea in the most fitting form of the expression.
780. You can never make good broth with nothing but water.
781. I am looking for a passage which I cannot find.
782. I understand everything –except myself.
783. I am only in spring time now, and I wish to behold the harvest.
784. Youth is made Rich by its dream of the future; age is made poor by its regret for the past.
785. Joy and courage makes a handsome face.
786. Kindness is the basis of noble nature;
787. I could neither make head nor tail of it.
788. Gold on the cage won’t feed the bird. Conscience gives a proof of the soul`s immortality. where he judges himself before
789. In every man’s heart is a court where he judges himself.
790. Adversity makes a man, but prosperity makes monsters.
791. The day of trail will be severe, but it will come to an end.
792. The tongue touches the aching tooth.
793. Words have been given to man for the purpose of concealing his thought.
794. Might is stronger than right.
795. Hold an ox by his horns, and man by his words.
796. The most injurious poison to the heart is silence.
797. Of all serious matters marriage is the funniest.
798. The great secret of happiness is to be at ease with yourself.
799. An evening red and morning grey; will set the traveller on his way.
800. The wise man understands with half a word.
801. The wise do not repent. But correct themselves.
802. Destiny gives us parents and we choose our own friends.
803. Troubles come in pounds and depart in ounces.
804. Hope of pleasure is as good as pleasure itself.
805. The best-educated men are not the cutest.
806. The human mind has three keys opening all locks: knowledge, reflexion, imagination—In these three things everything is contained.
807. Memories make life beautiful, forgetfulness alone makes it possible.
808. Truth is durable.
809. Style is nothing more than the order and movement in which thoughts are set.
810. The weather changes in a very short time; who laughs this morning may to-night weep.
811. He, who has four and spends five, needs neither purse nor pocket.
812. If you make yourself honey, the flies will eat you.
813. A rich widow weeps with one eye and laughs with the other.
814. He that has a head of wax most not walk in the sun.
815. Adultery is the application of democracy to love.
816. A wedding is a funeral where a man smells his own flowers.
817. Getting married is like buying a dishwasher: you shall never need to do it by hand again.
818. My wife submits and I obey. She always lets me have her way.
819. She offered her honour, he offered her offer, and all night he was on her and off her.
820. Before marriage, a man yearns for the woman he loves. After marriage, the Y becomes silent.
821. She is a lovely person. She deserves a good husband. Marry her before she finds one.
822. I don’t want to make the wrong mistake.
823. A verbal contact is not worth the paper it is written on.
824. If God has got anything better than sex to offer, He would certainly keep it to Himself.
825. What is the problem with oral sex? The view.
826. I don’t know why they couple death and taxes. You only die once.
827. Everywhere is walking distances if you have the time.
828. Woman today may not know who to cook, but they sure know what is cooking.
829. Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should always save some of it for to-morrow.
830. Sexual harassment at work-is it a problem for the self employed.
831. If sex is so personal, why are we expected to share it with somebody else?
832. What is the difference between an optimist and a pessimist? An optimist created the airplane, a pessimist created the seat belts.
833. Deserted houses soon fall into ruin and decay.
834. A mind not used is a mind abused.
835. A friend offended is twice a foe.
836. An old friend is worth more than money.
837. Love has no law.
838. The woman, who loves to, deceives both.
839. To your doctor, your lawyer, and your priest speak the truth.
840. Where money speaks all else is silent.
841. They are rich who have friends.
842. The true measure of human life is not its length, but how much we accomplish there in.
843. Poverty is no shame.
844. Of oil, wine, and friends, the oldest is the best.
845. Good is that which God gives.
846. Real people love God.
847. Every man sings according to his pleasure and marries according to his luck.
848. A barking dog is never a good biter.
849. Marriage sounds well but tastes bitter.
850. A bad knife cuts the finger and the bread.
851. A lie has short legs and is soon over taken.
852. Beware of a bad woman and do not trust a good one.
853. Two eyes are not enough to weep for great sorrows.
854. A fly does not enter a closed mouth.
855. None think of their friend’s interest when their own are involved.
856. The mouse knows much but the cat knows more.
857. Woman, wind, and fortune change quickly.
858. Nothing is so expenses as that which costs us shame.
859. There is no better mirror than an old friend.
860. Without friends life is impossible.
861. Danger is not overcome without danger.
862. The miser loses a hundred pence to gain one.
863. The man, who has an ugly wife, holds his reputation safe.
864. Listen, see, and be silent, if you wish to live in peace.
865. The fish dies by its mouth.
866. He who loves danger will perish in it.
867. He who has to live with bad neighbour must sleep with one eye shut and the other open.
868. A friend of wine is an enemy to himself.
869. Wisdom in prosperity, a friend in need, a woman tempted yet chaste, are rarely seen.
870. An old man in love is like a flower in winter.
871. Wind and fortune quickly change.
872. He who threatens and strikes not, is himself afraid.
873. Good is the delay which renders more secure.
874. The lucky man has a daughter for his first child.
875. Experience is a fruit which is culled from the tree of error.
876. You may lie to God, but you cannot deceive Him.
877. Nothing is more dangerous than an idea when you have only one idea.
878. If you really want to make a million, the quickest way is to start your own religion.
879. Believing truth is staring at the sun.
880. Call no man foe, but never love a stranger.
881. The wish for prayer is a prayer itself.
882. We must travel in the direction of our fear.
883. The post man always rings twice.
884. A medal glitters, but it also cost a shadow.
885. Life is a horizontal fall.
886. Long experience has taught me that to be criticized is not always to be wrong.
887. Only the little people pay taxes.
888. Religion is the frozen thought of men out of which they build temples.
889. Courage is the thing. All goes if courage goes.
890. Terrible is a temptation to be good.
891. Food comes first, then morals.
892. The man who works and not bored is never old.
893. He who owes a hundred and owns a hundred and one is afraid of no body.
894. He who shows fear, gives courage to his adversary.
895. He who fears danger should not run into it.
896. If you wish good advice, consult the aged.
897. He who amends is helped by God.
898. God keep you from a friend who was once your foe.
899. It is waste of soap to wash the head of an ass.
900. Everything falls on the sore finger
1. Nothing deters a good man from doing what is honourable.
2. Go to the ant, thou sluggard, consider her ways and be wise.
3. Without toil and sweet no work is perfect.
4. It is absurd that a man should rule others, who cannot rule himself.
5. Self control is the most necessary qualification of a leader of men.
6. Abuse is no argument against the use of anything.
7. Rich gifts seem poor when givers prove unkind.
8. The hatred of those who are nearest kin is the most grievous to endure.
a. Too much zeal often leads to carelessness.
b. The deeds of men never escape the eyes of God.
c. Jokes should not exceed the bounds of good taste.
d. a becoming ornament to a young man.
e. Superior to adversity, equal to prosperity.
f. Do not argue against a fact which is clear as day light.
g. Virtue is the strongest shield.
h. Brass shine by use.
i. A mind not used is a mind abused.
j. Success in gambling is not a good recommendation for honesty.
k. Vice thrives and lives by concealment.
l. A friend is a second self.
m. To love and to be wise at the same time, is scarcely possible even for a God.
n. Victory and prudence are close friends.
o. A friend is a comfort of life.
9. Love is a great teacher.
10. Love is sweet tyranny.
11. Beauty is a doubtful boon.
12. Stains that affect the soul are not obliterated by times, nor can rivers of water wash them away.
13. Do not celebrate a triumph before the victory.
14. Do not should until you are out of wood.
15. Art is the rival of nature.
16. Art is long and time is fleeting.
17. Difficult road leads to virtue.
18. The Gods survey the acts of men with the eyes of justice.
19. A good face is a good recommendation.
20. Firmness is the foundation of the virtues.
21. He that goes a borrowing goes a sorrowing.
22. If you have conferred a favour upon your friend, repent not of having done so.
23. He lives twice who lives well.
24. Misfortune is the test of a man`s merit.
25. Be thankful for small mercies.
26. An honest man has nothing to fear.
27. Soon ripe soon rotten.
28. Crow does not peck out the eyes of a crow.
29. Love sees no fault.
30. Virtue increases under a weight.
31. Diamond cut diamond.
32. Give a lift to a man in misfortune.
33. Men condemn what they do not understand.
34. Habit is second nature.
35. The poor man needs much, the miser desire everything.
36. When the life of a man is at stake, no delay is too long.
37. Time assuages the grief of man.
38. Wise investigations are half way house to knowledge.
39. Suffering is a stern teacher, but a good one.
40. Necessity is a hard weapon.
41. Laugh with the king but never at him.
42. You cannot make a silk purse out of pig`s tail.
43. The man who gives good dinners has plenty of friends.
44. Beauty is a flower, Fame a breath.
45. Judge your fortune as you judge a coat; look at the size of it, but see that it fits.
46. Virtue smells sweet after death.
47. It is a fraud to conceal a fraud.
48. There are no thanks for a kindness which has been delayed.
49. Books have their own destiny.
50. Books have their own destiny.
51. Men were not intended to live alone.
52. Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind.
53. The thief doth fear each bush an officer.
54. Things which impede us; luggage; baggage.
55. The poor man who tries to imitate the powerful is lost.
56. The most excellent characters are ruined by the addition of pride.
57. Integrity is the noblest possession.
58. The man who restrains his anger, over comes his greatest foe.
59. Labour overcomes all obstacles.
60. He that over comes his anger, conquers his greatest enemy.
61. Household gods; the guardian of the hearth and home.
62. One barking dog sets all the street a- barking.
63. Faith is stronger than a Lion.
64. A load that is cheerfully borne becomes light.
65. It is the sign of a weak character to catch at every baseless rumour.
66. The longest day quickly comes to an end.
67. Truth is great and it will prevail.
68. Economy is a great revenue.
69. The greatest empire may be lost by bad government.
70. A bad penny is never lost.
71. A master that fears his servants is inferior to a servant.
72. Death is the utmost boundary of wealth and power.
73. Death is the gate of life.
74. Do not kick a man when he is down.
75. YOU cannot reform a man when he is dead.
76. Hunger teaches many lessons.
77. A sound conscience is a wall of brass.
78. A picture is a poem without words.
79. I think that man is lost indeed, who has lost the sense of shame.
80. Nature gives all men opportunities to be happy, if they know how to use them.
81. Love and a cough cannot be hidden.
82. Necessity has no law.
83. Do not trust to appearance.
84. Fate never drives a man to commit a crime.
85. No one who is a slave to his body is truly free.
86. Blood cannot be got out of a stone.
87. Every Person has his or her faults.
88. Two heads are better than one.
89. Do nothing in excess.
90. A proud heart and a beggar`s purse will not agree.
91. No roses without a thorn.
92. Hungary flies bite sore.
93. The greatest blessing is a pleasant friend.
94. Every day brings its sorrows.
95. Love is not to be cured by any herbs.
96. No place is so pleasant as one`s own home.
97. Nature is beyond all teachings.
98. I never sleep; I am always on the alert.
99. Flattery gains friends, but truth enemies.
100. Seeing is believing.
101. Soft words break no bones.
102. Why do people point to their wrist when asking for the time, but when they ask where the bathroom is, they don`t point to their pants?
103. Build a man a fire and he shall be warm for a day, but set a man on fire and he shall be warm for the rest of his life.
104. Why won`t sharks eat lawyers? Professional courtesy.
105. A boss gave his new secretary a mini skirt for her first salary. The next month he raised it.
106. Man; did you know that woman use about 30,000 words a day and a man uses only about 15,000?
107. Woman; that` is because we have to repeat everything.
108. A man exercises by sucking his stomach in every time he sees a beautiful woman.
109. Man pass gas more often than woman because woman never close their mouth long enough to let the pressure build up.
110. “your body is like a temple.” “ Sorry, no services today”
111. As worms are generated in a pool of stagnant water, so evil thoughts spring up in the mind of an idle man.
112. ‘How can a man die better than facing fearful odds.
113. A rotten sheep affect the whole flock.
114.
115.
116. A drop of fortune is better than a cask of wisdom.
117. Her looks were deep imprinted in his heart.
118. Wold is a field; open to talent.
119. You are adding flames to the flames and water to the sea.
120. The best remedy for injuries is to forget them.
121. I have sworn with my tongue , but I have a mind unsworn.
122. The laws respect the private house.
123. A man`s house is his castle.
124. Justice consists in doing no injury to men; decency in giving them no offence.
125. Time is winged and glides from us.
126. One Quarrel breeds another.
127. Example is better than precept.
128. Worthless vessel does not get broken.
129. What need is there of words? Let us be proved by our actions.
130. Laziness travels so slowly that poverty soon overtakes him.
131. He that does evil hates light.
132. He who does not speak truth is a traitor to the truth.
133. What a man keeps in his heart when he is sober, on his lips when he is drunk.
134. One man`s meat is another man`s poison.
135. Modesty once gone never returns.
136. We should help others by deeds not by words.
137. Love is a constant source of fear and anxiety.
138. The man who neither fears nor desires anything is truly a king.
139. Nothing so foolish as the laugh of fools.
140. Shortcuts are often long way to home.
141. Your knowledge is nothing unless others know that you possess it.
142. Sound judgment is the ground of writing well.
143. Lairs have generally to suffer for their guilt.
144. The fear of lord is the fountain of life.
145. Betrayed not conquered.
146. Uncertainty destroys law.
147. Where there is most minds there is less money.
148. The last reasoning of kings—Military force.
149. One swallow does not make a summer.
150. To speak to the wind and the waves, is to waste one`s time.
151. The beaten path is the save path.
152. There are no backward foot steps
153. Truth fears nothing but concealment.
154. Virtue flourished from a wound.
155. Life is short art is long.
156. Birds of a feather flock together.
157. Every day is a holiday to people who have nothing to do.
158. An eagle will not catch flies.
159. Respect grey hair.
160. It is common saying that wealth brings much misery in its train.
161. Wise men often learn from their enemies.
162. A noble man must either live a good life or die a glories death.
163. When a woman takes off her clothes, she puts off her modesty .
164. Too much sleep becomes a pain.
165. Every gift even though it is small, is value able if you give it with a kind intention.
166. God is not a post to deceit in a righteous cause.
167. No body believes gossiping fools, even when they speak the truth.
168. Shun idleness, even if you are wealthy.
169. Honour they parents before else.
170. Marriage is an evil that most men welcome.
171. Ill-timed laughter is an evil thing.
172. Manner, not gold, is a woman`s best adornment.
173. An extravagant wife is a plague to her husband.
174. If we have money ,If we have money we are sure to have friends.
175. Gifts appease the god.
176. All things go well the lucky man.
177. The friendship of one wise man is better than the friendship of a world of fools.
178. While the pot boils friendship flourishes.
179. A jealous woman sets every house on fire.
180. Death is better than an evil life.
181. Choose a wife for a character rather than for her dowry.
182. Death admits of no excuses. there is no arguing with death.
183. Death is a debt, we all must pay.
184. Fish begins to stink at the head.
185. Honourable poverty is better than dishonourable wealth.
186. It is better to have one good friend than a multitude of worthless ones.
187. Hunger is the constant companion of an idle man.
188. There is no learning without trouble.
189. Do not trust everybody.
190. I hate a gift that gives me sleepless nights.
191. Man have eyes for nothing but money.
192. Death is the only God that gifts cannot appease.
193. The wise alone are free, and every fool is a slave.
194. Welcome is a best cheer.
195. He who has the smallest wants approaches the God most nearer.
196. The elephant does not take notice of the fly.
197. Wine is the mirror that reveals the nature of a man.
198. Wine is the milk of love.
199. The God will punish the man whose heat is full sin.
200. When you do a good action, give the credit, not to yourself, but to god.
201. Do not call him happy who has the most wealth, but him who has the fewest troubles.
202. It is harder to conquer a woman than to subdue any wide beast.
203. A city that is set upon a hill cannot be hid.
204. No saint was ever a millionaire.
205. The best remedy for grief is the counsel of a kind and honest friend.
206. Poverty sharpens the wits.
207. A good neighbour is a blessing, as a bad one is a course.
208. Wealth without virtue, is a dangerous guest.
209. Wealth is a cloak that covers a multitude of sins.
210. The tongue often runs more swiftly than the mind.
211. Ill-gotten gains give a little pleasure for the moment, but after wards cause lasting woe.
212. Debt makes slaves of free man.
213. Gains this honourably acquired cause sorrow.
214. The body ought to be trained to obey the mind.
215. A man`s life, like statue, ought to be beautiful in all its parts.
216. Life is like a chariot-wheel that ever rolls along.
217. The pleasures that come most really delight us most.
218. All desire to be the relations of prosperous folk.
219. Sleep is a heeling balm for every ill.
220. No one repents of a good action.
221. No liar can long escape detection.
222. A polite request must be politely refused.
223. No grass grows on the highway.
224. Too late is advice when the mischief is done.
225. The lion is known by his paw.
226. Flies will not light on a boiling pot.
227. He cannot be an others friends who is his own enemy.
228. He gains enough who loses sorrow.
229. Even a light burden becomes heavy if you have to carry it far.
230. No one is a prophet in his own house.
231. It is all the same whether it is a dog or the bitch that bites you
232. A man is valued by his own estimate.
233. Conquest without danger is a barren triumph.
234. Beauty and folly go often together.
235. Beauty without goodness is nothing worse.
236. A pretty hostess makes the hotel bill heavy.
237. Even a good cause needs help.
238. A bargain draws the money out of the purse.
239. Keep your mouth shut and you will swallow no flies.
240. A laugh is not always a proof that the mind is at ease.
241. To be wiser than is necessary is not wisdom at all.
242. Cease to blame others for your own faults.
243. The happiness of life makes the glory of death.
244. Mankind is governed by its imagination.
245. A great reputation is a heavy burden to carry.
246. The worst wheel always creaks the loudest.
247. Men who are eager to sell themselves are not worth buying.
248. Everyone has his hobby.
249. Every man has his value.
250. Each moment of life is a step towards death.
251. What you promise you should perform.
252. God knows who is the true worshiper
253. He sleeps sound who has nothing to lose.
254. In woman, money, and wine, lurks both profit and poison.
255. A good wife is always a home-bird.
256. A woman and a melon are hard to select.
a. The more woman look in the mirror the less they look to their house.
257. Drop by drop the sea is drained.
258. A fortune is not made in a few hours.
259. Happy is he who has a competency.
a. Its easy for a woman to be womanly when she has no feeling.
260. It’s a good thing to have friends everywhere.
a. A woman may more easily defend herself from men, than her reputation from woman.
b. It is more shameful to distrust our friends than to be deceived by them.
261. Men, not books, are the proper subject for study.
262. It is good to beat a proud man when he is alone.
263. Scratch people in the right place.
264. Turn your tongue seven times before speaking.
265. The wind was enough to shave your eyebrow.
266. Beware of a friend who has once been your enemy.
a. He who goes a – borrowing does not care who the lender is.
267. Do not keep your holidays before they arrive.
268. Don`t teach fish to swim.
269. Don`t make a bad business worse.
270. Don`t interfere between husband and wife.
271. The only happy man is he who thinks himself happy.
272. A cleaver man finds some use for every thing.
273. The only way to keep a secret is to say nothing.
274. Idlers are always busy.
a. There never was a looking-grass that reflected an ugly woman.
275. There is no such thing as a happy life.
276. There are only happy days.
277. There is no man who may not be a danger to somebody.
278. Without jealousy there is no love.
279. There is no such thing as a petty enemy.
280. No purchase is as good as a gift.
281. Lion-skins worth never to be got cheaply.
282. He fishes in vain who does not bait the hook.
283. A good dog never barks without cause.
284. A big nose never spoiled a pretty face.
a. Good and bad fortune are necessary to a man in order to develop his character.
b. The sheep on the mountain is higher than the bull on the plain.
c. Outside marriage and prison none know the miseries felt within them.
d. Respect for woman is the test of national progress in social life.
285. Silent, sorrow, is only the more fatal.
286. Curiosity has destroyed more woman than love.
a. Weakness of mind is the only defect that can never be corrected.
287. Hunger breaks through stone walls.
288. A wife and a broken leg are best kept at home.
289. Woman is the very heart of man.
290. Woman is a highly –perfected demon.
a. Woman is the connecting link between man and the angels.
291. As the leaf falls to the ground, so beauty fades away.
a. Flattery is a falls coinage, which our vanity puts into circulation.
292. Argument when the heart is involved, is absurd.
a. The mother is the only God on earth for whom there are no atheists.
b. Half of the human race laughs at the expanse of the other half.
293. When love talks growing, it decreases.
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295. Love is the young man`s king and the old man`s tyrant.
a. Love is a trifling thing, and yet is the only weapon that can wound stout hearts.
296. Love is a bird that sings in the heart of woman.
297. Love is a pleasure that teases, but this teasing is pleasing.
298. The ass carries wine but drinks water.
a. We leave sorrow far behind us, as soon as happiness returns.
299. The little alms are the best alms.
300. The finest piece of furniture is a good wife.
301. The shortest folly is always the best.
302. Popularity is glory coined into coppers.
303. Prayer is a cry of hope.
304. The miser and the pig are useless until they are dead.
305. Truth is always valuable.
a. Truth is like the dew of Heaven. To preserve its purity it must be gathered in a clean vessel.
306. Life is like a flower, and it`s honey is love.
307. The heart never becomes wi
308. The wolf changes his coat, not his disposition.
309. Fate never drives a man to commit a crime.
a. No man is successful commander, who has not first learned to obey.
310. The earth produces nothing viler than an ungrateful man
311. Nothing flies so fast as calumny.
312. Slow advancing, struggle
313. With the stream.
314. The ascent to heaven from earth is difficult.
a. There are hardly any disputes but a woman has been at
b. the bottom of them.
315. Virtues can never be on discount.
316. Spare the rod and spoil the child.
317. All excellent things are rare.
a. Time wipes out the comments of men`s opinions, but it confirms the judgments of nature.
318. The whole life is but a mingling of pain and joy.
319. Peace is produce by war.
a. The reality of war is less harmful than the constant fear of it.
320. What is there in nature so dear to man as his own children.
321. They that forsake the law, praise the wicked.
322. What good is a mirror to a blind man?
323. Where is the good of laws in the absence of morals?
324. Economy is useless when all is spent.
325. Without corn and wine love grows cold.
326. It’s difficult to fly without feathers.
327. The crow thinks her own bird fairest.
a. Where ever human being exits, there is an opportunity to do kindness.
b. Each man must wait latest day of life, and none may we call truly happy until the grave closes over him.
c. There is no one so important but the world can go on without him.
328. A word Is enough for a wise man.
329. Solitude is to the mind what diet is to the body.
330. Vanity has no grater foe than Vanity.
331. The future generation is woman`s work.
332. Truth lies hidden at the bottom of the well.
a. Life is like a deceitful woman who breaks all her pledges to her lover, and leaves him no other consolation than the right to despise her.
333. The only lovely thing about old age is virtue.
334. A handsome shoe often pinches the shoe.
335. The heart that never loved was the first atheist.
336. The heart rarely feels what the lips utter.
337. The cost takes away the taste.
338. Hidden fires are always the hottest.
339. The fool hunts for misfortune.
340. Genius is sexless.
341. Chance is a nick name that we give to Providence.
342. The looking glass is no flatterer.
343. The world is the woman`s book.
344. The richest man takes only a shroud to the grave.
a. The wisest man is he who does not think that he is the wisest.
345. If you put your little finger in, the whole hand goes.
346. Repentance is a costly thing.
347. The rich man has more relation than he knows.
a. As the swans have the lake and the eagles’ the mountain, souls have love.
348. The last to come is often the master.
349. Common sense is the genius of humanity.
350. Sensitive persons are not the sensible ones.
351. Ladies are distinguished by their good taste in dress.
a. Women have corrupted more woman than men have loved.
352. Women are stoves covered in with marble.
353. Women are frequently more sensitive than sensible.
354. Great talkers are never great doers.
355. Men are the cause of woman hating one another.
356. Real men are scarce.
a. Men would be saints if they loved heaven as well as they do woman.
357. Honours come dear.
a. When a man is doubtful about himself, silence is his safest course.
358. Lies perished, but truth abides.
359. Pleasures become bitter as soon as they are abused.
360. The shortest follies are the best.
361. The crack part lasts longest.
362. Long absence changes friends.
363. Don’t foul the well; you may have to drink from it yet
364. Don’t put your finger into a ring to too tight for it.
365. Our sweetest joys are with sadness mingled.
366. There is no reasoning in love and hate.
367. The lover and the mourner are alike lonely in the throng.
368. No man can love his neighbour without loving god.
369. One can`t be always right.
370. One can`t hinder the event from blowing.
371. One can`t think of everything.
372. We always return to our first loves.
373. Few men have been admired by their own servants.
374. One must stook when the door is low.
375. When the tree is down everybody runs with his hatchet.
376. When happiness shows the way, we ought to follow it.
377. As wealth increases, health decreases.
a. He who eats well and sleeps well need not think his end is near.
378. Who hath a wife hath always strife.
379. Empty pockets cannot give.
a. He who has no money in his purse must have a honeyed tongue.
380. A man with only one eye must take good care of it.
381. Silence makes no mistakes.
382. He who looks not ahead finds himself behind.
383. The ready payer can borrow anywhere.
a. He that spends more than he is worth makes a rope to hang himself with.
384. Education is passion that no one can take away.
a. Both are dear to me but duty compels me to prefer the truth.
385. Both are thieves, he who receives and he who steals.
386. Education is a passion that nobody can take away.
387. Brave men are city`s strongest tower of defence.
388. The character of man is known from his conversation.
389. Hope saves a man in the midst of misfortunes.
390. Hope is the slave for a breaking heart.
391. The man who runs away will fight again.
392. New brooms sweep clean.
393. A cough is a musician`s trick to hide his blunder.
394. Fight with silver spears and you will conquer everywhere.
a. It is impossible to tell a man`s character until he has been tried in a position of responsibility.
b. We ought to consider a man`s intelligence, not his outward appearance.
c. Grievous is the voice of the people when hatred inspires their words.
395. Brief is the joy that wicked pleasure brings.
396. Old man`s brain in a young man`s body.
397. Give me to-day, and you may take to-morrow.
398. Nothing is so easy as to deceive one`s self.
399. It is shameful to stumble twice against the stone.
400. Give me standing-room and I will move the world.
401. You must spend to earn.
402. Hide your misfortunes, lest your enemies rejoice.
403. Give a pledge and you will soon have troubles.
404. Temperance is the foundation of piety.
405. I am myself the only friend on whom I can rely.
406. I taught you to dive, and now you wish to drown me.
407. Do a kindness and you make an enemy.
408. Man`s hopes are spirits with fast fleeting wings.
409. Fear curbs the tongue.
410. Even the ant and worm have got a temper.
411. You are looking for water in the sea.
412. Take counsel of your pillow.
413. In wine there is truth.
414. Sweetest is the life that is untroubled with thought.
415. Wise man never makes ropes of sand.
a. Life is like a theatre; for the greatest knaves often sit in the best seats.
416. A poor man`s relatives hard to find.
417. The rich guest is always a welcome guest.
a. What are not really beautiful, often seems so to the eye`s of love.
418. Silence is a sufficient answer to the wise.
419. Silence gives consent.
420. No sound is sweeter than the sound of praise.
421. Pleasure really exists in the rest rather than motion.
422. Time is a touch stone that proves the character of man.
a. He who holds the handle of the frying pan turns it as he pleases.
b. He who wants to be rich in a year will get hanged in six months.
423. Who lives on credit lives disgraced.
424. Nothing speaks so well as cash down.
425. Nothing is so heavy to carry as a secret.
426. Nothing is beautiful but truth.
427. Nothing grows old more quickly than a kindness.
428. Ill- timed laughter is the mark of fools.
a. If men and women knew one another before falling in love, there would be few marriages.
429. If your head is made of butter, don`t be a baker.
430. A brain is worth little without a tongue.
431. A bargain is not always a cheap purchase.
432. A wife gives a man his first home.
433. Law, when too strictly apply, is often injustice.
434. A large river is a dangerous neighbour.
435. A wise man may sometimes take a lesson from a fool.
436. A dead man has neither relations nor friends.
437. A man by himself is no man.
438. A book is friend that never deceives.
a. Better be worsted in a compromise, than successful in a lawsuit.
439. A cow in another country gives plenty of milk.
440. Ah,the world is so sweet to the dying;
441. Every land produces good men.
442. All men must die.
443. All men are lairs.
444. True love does not rust with age.
445. From the tree of silence hang its fruits, Tranquillity.
446. Office without pay is the bleeder of thieves.
447. Do not disturb old sores.
448. Even the best horse will stumble once.
449. A useless thing is dear at any price.
450. The smallest hair casts a shadow.
451. The stomach is an evil counsellor.
452. Time is a best preacher.
453. Beggars are never satisfied.
454. The grief which yearns for health and comfort is not the deepest.
455. What snow conceals, the sun reveals.
456. The sweetest grapes hang on the top of the tree.
457. Beauty is a good letter of introduction.
458. Religion has its roots in man`s own nature.
459. It is difficult to heal a wounded heart.
460. A single hair of a woman draws more than a bell rope.
461. A scholar never suffers from boredom.
462. There is no cure for an empty head.
463. A good name is a rich inheritance.
464. A wasted life is premature death.
465. Who slammed the doors for fun and perished miserably.
466. Self discipline is learned in the face of adversity.
467. The sweetest joy, the wildest woe is love.
468. God created man because He loves stories.
469. Love cures people-both the ones who give it and the ones who receive it.
470. Life is too short to hide affection.
471. Teachers are those who use themselves as bridges, over which they invite their students to cross them having facilitated their crossing, joyfully collapse, encouraging them to create bridges of their own.
472. Money and fame don`t automatically make people happy. It has to come within.
473. Everybody can be great—because anybody can serve.
474. Things don`t change. You change your way of looking that is all.
475. I have lived to thank God that all my prayer has not been answered.
476. If there is light in the soul, there will be beauty in the here is beauty in the person there will be harmony in the house, if there is harmony in the house there will be order in the nation. If there is order in the nation there will be peace in the world
477. Fearless, hope more; whine less breath more; talk less, say more, hate less, love more; And all good things are yours.
478. To preserve its purity it must be gathered in a clean vesse
479. We need 4hugs a day for survival.
480. We need 8hugs a day for maintenance.
481. WE need 12hugs a day for growth.
482. Obstacles cannot crush me, every obstacle yields to stern resolve.
483. Pain is inevitable; Suffering is optional.
484. They can because they think they can.
485. Adversity introduces a man to himself.
486. In the depth of winter I finally learned there was in me invincible summer.
487. It is better to be prepared for an opportunity and not have one than to have an opportunity and not be prepared.
488. The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it.
489. When it is dark enough, you can see the stars.
490. If you don`t hear opportunity knocking, find another door.
491. Obstacles are those frightful things you see when you take your eyes off your goal.
492. Wisdom comes more from living than from studying.
493. You never lose by loving. You always lose while holding back.
494. If you judge people, you have no time to love them.
495. The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart.
496. The love we give away is the only love we keep.
497. Kindness in words creates confidence.
498. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness.
499. Kindness in giving creates love.
500. We are not rich by what we posses but rather by what we can do without.
501. Man; Rules the roost.
502. Woman; Rules the rooster.
503. Nobody ever forgets where he buried the hatchet.
504. A smart husband is one who thinks twice before saying nothing.
505. fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity.
506. It is not easy to find happiness in our selves, and impossible to find it elsewhere.
507. Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a harder battle.
508. You never know what happiness a single act of kindness will bring about.
509. The most precious possession that ever comes to a man in this world is a woman`s heart.
510. Nobody has ever measured how much a heart can hold.
511. Everybody is selling something.
512. You are born with wings. Why prefer to crawl through life?
513. Although the world is full of sufferings, it is also full of the overcoming of it.
514. The course of true love never did run smooth
515. When love reigns, the impossible may be attained
516. Love is the only God.
517. The task ahead of us is never as great as the power behind us.
518. Face the thing you fear, and you do away with that fear.
519. The best minute you spend is the one you invest in your family.
520. As long as one can admire and love, then one is young forever.
521. Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye.
522. If you must raise your voice, do it to cheer someone on.
523. The applause of a single human being is of great consequence.
524. When you look for the good in others, you discover the best in yourself.
525. Every person is gifted in some area. We just have to find out what?
526. We are each of us angels with only one wing. And we can fly only by embracing each other.
527. All sorrows can be borne if you tell a story about them.
528. When you have to cope with a lot of problems, you are either going to sink or you are going to swim.
529. Love is a fruit in season at all times and within reach of every hand.
530. I am always ready to learn; but I do not always like being taught.
531. Family ……A group experience of love and support.
532. Make yourself a blessing to someone .Your kind smile or pat on the back just might pull someone back from the edge.
533. Opportunities are usually disguised by hard work, so most people don`t recognise them.
534. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.
535. What is done to children, they will do to society.
536. A teacher takes a hand opens a mind touches a heart shapes the future.
537. The object of teaching a child is to enable him to get along without his teacher.
538. I am not a teacher but an awakener.
539. We cannot teach people anything. We can only help them discover it within themselves.
540. The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life.
541. When affection and kindly feeling are removed, all sweetness is taken away from life.
542. Little things attract little mind.
543. He sends his presents with a hook attached.
544. When the well is dry we begin to appreciate the value of water.
545. Be realistic. Plan for a miracle.
546. All our sufferings in life is from saying we want one thing and doing another.
547. Life consists of what a person is thinking about all day.
548. It is in the shelter of each other that the people live. The soul selects her own society.
549. Every Day a little death.
550. If you admire greatness in another human being, it is your own greatness you are seeing.
551. Beware of fair -weather friends.
552. Your turn to-day mine to-morrow.
553. By doing nothing, man learn to do ill.
554. A touch of nature makes the whole world kin.
555. Those who are tortured by the consciousness of guilt will soon be punished.
556. Fish are not to be caught with a bird-call.
557. Do not imitate the ass that puts on the lion`s skin.
558. Content yourself with your own skin.
559. Revenge is an inhuman word.
560. Night is the mother of thought.
561. In the midst of arms the laws are silent.
562. The most excellent characters are ruined by the addition of pride.
563. An intemperate youth will hand down to old age a worn-out body.
564. Sometimes tears have the weight of words.
565. Tears sometimes more eloquent than words.
566. Good wares easily meet with a purchaser, although they may be hid in a corner.
567. A hungry stomach seldom scorns plain food.
568. Time is winged and glides from us, though we see and heed it not.
569. Nothing is swifter than the flight of years.
570. One quarrel breeds another.
571. Hope still lingers while life is ebbing.
572. He that is slow to anger is of great understanding.
573. Custom makes anything easy.
574. The man who procrastinates is always struggling to excel.
575. The burn child dreads the fire.
576. Let us not burden our remembrance with a heaviness that`s gone.
577. The language of the true is always simple.
578. Acts which it is disgraceful to perform are not even fit to be mentioned.
579. A sward wound the body, but a sharp word wound the mind.
580. The tongue`s not steel, yet they cuts.
581. The sward inflicts a less grievous blow than the tongue; the former wounds the body, but latter hurts the soul.
582. We may be bold when justice fights for us.
583. The man who wrongs another hopes there is no god.
584. Man is a plant not bound to the earth.
585. You become mature when you become the authority in your own life.
586. If you are too advance, all fixed ideas must go.
587. A double minded man is unstable in all his ways.
588. It is the penalty of a liar, that should be even tell the truth, he is not listen to.
589. He who would go a hundred mills should consider ninety-nine as half way.
590. Be open to your happiness and sadness as they arise.
591. You cannot have a happy ending to a miserable journey.
592. If there is something to gain and nothing to lose by asking, by all means ask.
593. Strive to live the ordinary in an extra ordinary way.
594. To be upset over what you don’t have is to waste what you do have.
595. Remember. What is yours will come to you.
596. Whenever you are pointing your finger at someone, notice that there are always three fingers pointing back at you.
597. One mark of a great educator is the ability to lead students out to new places where even the educator has never been.
598. The longest journey that you will make in your life is from your head to your heart.
599. The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The soppier teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.
600. We cannot teach people anything. We can only help them discover it within themselves.
601. Teach as though you were teaching your own children.
602. I am not a teacher but an awakener.
603. When the pupil is ready, the teacher will come.
604. Education is not preparation for life; Education is life itself.
605. To teach is to learn again.
606. I touch the future. I teach.
607. Little deed of kindness, little words of love, help to make earth happy.
608. Things do not change. We change.
609. The love we give away is the only love we keep.
610. We are not rich by what we posses but rather by what we can do without.
611. All sorrows can be born if you tell a story about them.
612. Those who bring Sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.
613. From what we get we make a living, what we give, however, makes a life.
614. Love reckons hours for months, and days for years and every little absence is an age.
615. If I can stop one heart from breaking, I shall not live in vain.
616. Your heart is not living until it has experienced pain –The pain of love breaks opens the heart, even if it is as hard as a rock.
617. The most difficult year of marriage is the one you are in.
618. As long as one can admire and love, then one is young forever.
619. Life is not about finding yourself .Life is about creating yourself.
620. Failure is a temporary setback.
621. Real joy comes not from ease of riches or from the praise of men, but from doing something worthwhile.
622. The pen is the tongue of mind.
623. Only those Indians who are willing to die for their country are fit to live.
624. Whoever serves his country well has no need of ancestors.
625. True friends are the ones who never leave your heart, even if they leave your life for a while.
626. Let your performance do the talking.
627. Proper preparation solves 80 percent of life`s problems.
628. Sweat is the lubricant of success.
629. Success is like a garden; it always needs tending.
630. The road to success is a Toll road.
631. Nothing is more expenses than a missed opportunity.
632. A wise man knows everything; a shrewd one everybody.
633. He that is over cautious will accomplish little.
634. Sudden acquaintance brings repentance.
635. Good counsel has no price.
636. If you wish to reach the highest, begin at the lowest.
637. It is a bad bargain where nobody gains.
638. There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness.
639. A calamity that affects everyone is only half a calamity.
640. It is a good thing to learn caution by the mistakes of others.
641. Prayer carries us half way to God. Fasting brings us to the door of his palace and alms giving procure us admission.
642. Charity is the ornament of religion.
643. Conscience is a sacred sanctuary where God alone may enter as judge.
644. Fortune and love be friend the bold.
645. The small courtesies sweeten life; the greater ennoble it.
646. It is easier to suppress the first desire than to satisfy all that follow it.
647. The three things more difficult are –to keep a secret, to forget an injury, and to make good use of leisure.
648. Disappointments are to the soul what a thunder storm is to the air.
649. Doubt the man who swears to his devotion.
650. India expects every man to do his duty.
651. Do you wish men to speak well of you? Then never speak well of yourself.
652. One eye witness is of more weight than ten hearsays says.
653. Evil and good are God`s right hand and left
654. None preaches better than the ant, and she says nothing.
655. An excuse is worse and more treble than a lie; for an excuse is a lie Guarded.
656. A fair face without a fair soul is like a glass eye that shines and sees nothing.
657. A failure establishes only this, that our determination to succeed was not strong enough.
658. He, who overlooks a fault, invites a commission of another.
659. If anyone attempts to haul down the Indian Flag, shoot him on the spot.
660. In life, as in chess, forethought wins.
661. I shall not wholly die; my works, my poetry will be immortal.
662. You cannot rightly call the very rich man happy.
663. He was a most promising man, though he did not accomplish anything great.
664. When all pay their share, the burden to each is light.
665. No wicked man is free from loss and punishment.
666. The word of an honest man is as good as his bond.
667. No saint was ever a millionaire.
668. Nothing is more valuable than silence.
669. All the creatures that breathe and move upon the earth, none is more sorrowful than man.
670. The mob is the most unreliable and senseless thing in the world.
671. Sufferings are lessons.
672. It is useless to weep a new over the old grief.
673. Old things become new in course of time.
674. Everything is a matter of opinion.
675. Youth and white paper take any impression.
676. Grey hairs are a proof of age, but not of wisdom.
677. The world is full of wonders, but nothing is more wonderful than man.
678. Do great actions, but make no great promises.
679. Birds love figs, but they will not plant them.
680. When the wine is in the wit is out.
681. Hunger listens to no reason.
682. Time judges everything.
683. A great reputation is a heavy burden to carry.
684. Too great haste leads us to error.
685. Humanity is the son of God.
686. A good husband is never the first to go to sleep at night, or the last to awake in the morning.
687. A man should be taller, older, heavier, uglier, and hoarser than his wife.
688. A good man never dies.
689. A joke is a very serious thing.
690. A joke looses everything when the joker laughs himself.
691. Many waters cannot quench love; neither can the floods drown it.
692. Marriage is something you have to give your hole mind to.
693. Misery love company.
694. The greatest man in history was the poorest.
695. Reason is the mistress and queen of all things.
696. A good life is the only religion.
697. A wise man cares not for what he cannot have.
698. Revenge is an inhuman bird.
699. Spring is a virgin, summer a mother, autumn a widow, and winter a step mother.
700. If you would wish another to keep your secret, first keep it to yourself.
701. Without tact you can learn nothing.
702. Troubles, like babies grow larger by nursing.
703. Vice lives and thrives best by concealment.
704. A wife is the peculiar gift of Heaven.
705. People do not lack strength, they lack will.
706. Wine is the most helpful and most hygienic of beverages.
707. Sharp wits, like sharp knives, do often cut their owner`s fingers.
708. No wonder can last more than three days.
709. This world is a bubble.
710. To be furious in religion is to be irreligiously religious.
711. Other things may change us, but we start an end with family.
712. Those of us who refuse to risk and grow get swallowed up by life.
713. Don’t worry about failure, worry about the chances you miss when you don`t even try.
714. Life does not come with erasers.
715. If you judge people, you have no time to love them.
716. Experience is not what happens to a man. It is what a man does with what happens to him.
717. You never lose by loving. You always lose by holding back.
718. There are no good or bad situations, all situations are simply opportunities to learn. What we make of each situation is up to us.
719. Faith is the postage stamp on our prayers.
720. Sometimes one likes foolish people for their folly, better than wise people for their wisdom.
721. In marriage, sometimes we submit, sometimes we out wit.
722. If 10percent of my income is good enough for god, why is not good enough for the IRS.
723. Opportunity knocks once, temptation bangs on your door for ever.
724. The English are not very spiritual people, so they invented Cricket to give them some idea of eternity.
725. Prayer is like wireless access to god –with no roaming fees.
726. Doubts are the ants in the pants of faith. They keep it awake and moving.
727. A good sermon should be like a woman`s skirt---Short enough to arouse interest but long enough to cover the essentials.
728. When you reach your wit`s end you shall find God waiting there for you.
729. The four stages of man are –infancy, childhood, adolescence, and obsolescence.
730. What did the Jewish bank teller say to her customers? “you never write, you never call, you only visit when you need money”
731. Sign above bank teller`s station To err is human, to forgive is not bank police.
732. I bank at a woman’s bank. Three or four days a month it is closed due to cramps.
733. The banks have a new image, now you have “a friend” your friendly banker. If the banks are so friendly, how can they chain down the pens?
734. Why do they call it rush hour when nothing moves?
735. Why pay a dollar for a book mark? Use the dollar as a book mark.
736. Nothing depreciates your car so fast as a new model in your neighbour`s garage.
737. Where did you learn to drive? I took a correspondence course.
738. Reality is the only obstacle to happiness.
739. The wages of sin is alimony.
740. Never go to a doctor whose office plants have died.
741. Work is the curse of the drinking class.
742. A man cannot be too careful in the choice of his enemies.
743. The trouble with the average family is it has too much month left over at the end of the money.
744. Who enjoy the sex more, the man or the woman? The woman. How can I prove it? When you ear itches and you put your little finger in and wiggle it around and take it out again, what feels better, your finger or your ear?
745. If you don`t go to people`s funerals, they won’t come to yours.
746. Life is not for everyone.
747. My wife is an earth sign, I am a water sign, to-gather we make mud.
748. What is the best way to have your husband remember your anniversary? Get married on his birthday.
749. In youth, the road to the heart is through the senses; in manhood, the road to senses is through the heart.
750. Friendly feeling; complete understanding.
751. To make an elephant of a fly.
752. A maid often seen, and dress often worn, is never valued.
753. Smoke, floods, and a senseless spouse, drives a man out of his house.
754. Take care he likes practical jokes.
755. Piecrust and a bad custom are made to be broken.
756. Drop by drop wears away the stone.
757. Truth holds back from a quarrel.
758. He knocks loudly who brings good news.
759. A stingy man is never rich.
760. One beat the bushes another caught the birds
761. Woman’s heart is like snow: once sullied, it becomes mud.
762. A man in love is like a sparrow caught with bird-lime; the more he strives the more he is entangled.
763. It is good to speak, but better to be silent.
764. He likes a job where there is nothing to do.
765. It is easier to be wise about other people`s business than about our own.
766. He has turned over a new leaf.
767. It is best to act kindly to everybody, for there is no hand so small that it may not help.
768. Dirty linen ought to be washed in private.
769. My heart detests him as the gates of hell.
770. Do not trust the person who says wait until two Sunday comes in a week;
771. God utterly abhors the boasts of a proud tongue.
772. He wishes to reap where he has not sown.
773. There is only luck or ill luck in this world.
774. He would drown himself in a drop of water.
775. They think themselves profound, when they are merely hollow.
776. They have learned nothing; and forgotten nothing.
777. They are as like as two peas.
778. Better be a bird in the field than a bird in a cage.
779. Words are never lacking to ideas, but ideas are wanting to words. As soon as an idea is perfectly ripe, the proper word bud forth, blooms and clothes the idea in the most fitting form of the expression.
780. You can never make good broth with nothing but water.
781. I am looking for a passage which I cannot find.
782. I understand everything –except myself.
783. I am only in spring time now, and I wish to behold the harvest.
784. Youth is made Rich by its dream of the future; age is made poor by its regret for the past.
785. Joy and courage makes a handsome face.
786. Kindness is the basis of noble nature;
787. I could neither make head nor tail of it.
788. Gold on the cage won’t feed the bird. Conscience gives a proof of the soul`s immortality. where he judges himself before
789. In every man’s heart is a court where he judges himself.
790. Adversity makes a man, but prosperity makes monsters.
791. The day of trail will be severe, but it will come to an end.
792. The tongue touches the aching tooth.
793. Words have been given to man for the purpose of concealing his thought.
794. Might is stronger than right.
795. Hold an ox by his horns, and man by his words.
796. The most injurious poison to the heart is silence.
797. Of all serious matters marriage is the funniest.
798. The great secret of happiness is to be at ease with yourself.
799. An evening red and morning grey; will set the traveller on his way.
800. The wise man understands with half a word.
801. The wise do not repent. But correct themselves.
802. Destiny gives us parents and we choose our own friends.
803. Troubles come in pounds and depart in ounces.
804. Hope of pleasure is as good as pleasure itself.
805. The best-educated men are not the cutest.
806. The human mind has three keys opening all locks: knowledge, reflexion, imagination—In these three things everything is contained.
807. Memories make life beautiful, forgetfulness alone makes it possible.
808. Truth is durable.
809. Style is nothing more than the order and movement in which thoughts are set.
810. The weather changes in a very short time; who laughs this morning may to-night weep.
811. He, who has four and spends five, needs neither purse nor pocket.
812. If you make yourself honey, the flies will eat you.
813. A rich widow weeps with one eye and laughs with the other.
814. He that has a head of wax most not walk in the sun.
815. Adultery is the application of democracy to love.
816. A wedding is a funeral where a man smells his own flowers.
817. Getting married is like buying a dishwasher: you shall never need to do it by hand again.
818. My wife submits and I obey. She always lets me have her way.
819. She offered her honour, he offered her offer, and all night he was on her and off her.
820. Before marriage, a man yearns for the woman he loves. After marriage, the Y becomes silent.
821. She is a lovely person. She deserves a good husband. Marry her before she finds one.
822. I don’t want to make the wrong mistake.
823. A verbal contact is not worth the paper it is written on.
824. If God has got anything better than sex to offer, He would certainly keep it to Himself.
825. What is the problem with oral sex? The view.
826. I don’t know why they couple death and taxes. You only die once.
827. Everywhere is walking distances if you have the time.
828. Woman today may not know who to cook, but they sure know what is cooking.
829. Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should always save some of it for to-morrow.
830. Sexual harassment at work-is it a problem for the self employed.
831. If sex is so personal, why are we expected to share it with somebody else?
832. What is the difference between an optimist and a pessimist? An optimist created the airplane, a pessimist created the seat belts.
833. Deserted houses soon fall into ruin and decay.
834. A mind not used is a mind abused.
835. A friend offended is twice a foe.
836. An old friend is worth more than money.
837. Love has no law.
838. The woman, who loves to, deceives both.
839. To your doctor, your lawyer, and your priest speak the truth.
840. Where money speaks all else is silent.
841. They are rich who have friends.
842. The true measure of human life is not its length, but how much we accomplish there in.
843. Poverty is no shame.
844. Of oil, wine, and friends, the oldest is the best.
845. Good is that which God gives.
846. Real people love God.
847. Every man sings according to his pleasure and marries according to his luck.
848. A barking dog is never a good biter.
849. Marriage sounds well but tastes bitter.
850. A bad knife cuts the finger and the bread.
851. A lie has short legs and is soon over taken.
852. Beware of a bad woman and do not trust a good one.
853. Two eyes are not enough to weep for great sorrows.
854. A fly does not enter a closed mouth.
855. None think of their friend’s interest when their own are involved.
856. The mouse knows much but the cat knows more.
857. Woman, wind, and fortune change quickly.
858. Nothing is so expenses as that which costs us shame.
859. There is no better mirror than an old friend.
860. Without friends life is impossible.
861. Danger is not overcome without danger.
862. The miser loses a hundred pence to gain one.
863. The man, who has an ugly wife, holds his reputation safe.
864. Listen, see, and be silent, if you wish to live in peace.
865. The fish dies by its mouth.
866. He who loves danger will perish in it.
867. He who has to live with bad neighbour must sleep with one eye shut and the other open.
868. A friend of wine is an enemy to himself.
869. Wisdom in prosperity, a friend in need, a woman tempted yet chaste, are rarely seen.
870. An old man in love is like a flower in winter.
871. Wind and fortune quickly change.
872. He who threatens and strikes not, is himself afraid.
873. Good is the delay which renders more secure.
874. The lucky man has a daughter for his first child.
875. Experience is a fruit which is culled from the tree of error.
876. You may lie to God, but you cannot deceive Him.
877. Nothing is more dangerous than an idea when you have only one idea.
878. If you really want to make a million, the quickest way is to start your own religion.
879. Believing truth is staring at the sun.
880. Call no man foe, but never love a stranger.
881. The wish for prayer is a prayer itself.
882. We must travel in the direction of our fear.
883. The post man always rings twice.
884. A medal glitters, but it also cost a shadow.
885. Life is a horizontal fall.
886. Long experience has taught me that to be criticized is not always to be wrong.
887. Only the little people pay taxes.
888. Religion is the frozen thought of men out of which they build temples.
889. Courage is the thing. All goes if courage goes.
890. Terrible is a temptation to be good.
891. Food comes first, then morals.
892. The man who works and not bored is never old.
893. He who owes a hundred and owns a hundred and one is afraid of no body.
894. He who shows fear, gives courage to his adversary.
895. He who fears danger should not run into it.
896. If you wish good advice, consult the aged.
897. He who amends is helped by God.
898. God keep you from a friend who was once your foe.
899. It is waste of soap to wash the head of an ass.
900. Everything falls on the sore finger
07/03: power of words
05/03: उतना ही करीब
मैनें कई बार
कोशिश की है
तुम से दूर जानें की,
लेकिन
मीलों चलनें के बाद
जब मुड़ कर देखता हूँ
तो तुम्हें
उतना ही करीब पाता
हूँ |
कोशिश की है
तुम से दूर जानें की,
लेकिन
मीलों चलनें के बाद
जब मुड़ कर देखता हूँ
तो तुम्हें
उतना ही करीब पाता
हूँ |
04/03: जूते
एक शायर के
जूते खो गए बोला
मेरे जूते खो गए
अब घर कैसे जायेंगे
बोले -शायरी शुरू करदो
इतने आयेंगे कि गिने नहीं जायेंगे /
04/03: प्रेम मोहब्बत
प्रेम
मोहब्बत
का दुश्मन नहीं
लेकिन ऐसा
प्रेम में
उदास रहा
परेशान रहा
नींद न आई
जैसे कोई काम्पोज
से बात कर रहा हो
प्रेम को तो
समझ कर भी
प्रेम पर नहीं
लिखा जासकता
बिना समझे लिखने का
तो प्रश्न ही नहीं
बहुत सुंदर
बहुत प्यारे शब्द
मगर ऐसा लगेगा
किसी भिखारी को
राजा ने हाथी
दान में दे दिया हो
फिर वही
उदास सूनी साँझ
देख रही थी
हल्की बारिश में
मेरी धमनियों में
बहते हुए
लहू का जमना
हल्की हल्की बारिश
जो तूफान के बाद भी
तूफान के होने का
अहसास करा रही थी
मैं खुद को
तलाश रही था
उदास सूनी साँझ
देख रही थी
हल्की बारिश में
मेरी धमनियों में
बहते हुए
लहू का जमना
हल्की हल्की बारिश
जो तूफान के बाद भी
तूफान के होने का
अहसास करा रही थी
मैं खुद को
तलाश रही था
03/03: उँगली पर अपने
तुम्हारे इक
छोटे से दुख से
कभी जो
मेरा मन भर आये
ढुलक पड़े
आँखों से मोती
सीमा तोड़ कर
बह जाये
तो ज़रा देर
उँगली पर अपने
दे देना
रुकने को जगह तुम
छोटे से दुख से
कभी जो
मेरा मन भर आये
ढुलक पड़े
आँखों से मोती
सीमा तोड़ कर
बह जाये
तो ज़रा देर
उँगली पर अपने
दे देना
रुकने को जगह तुम
