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Admission by the defendant is worth a hundred witnesses.
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There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest.
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Blessed be he who considers the poor:
the Lord will deliver him in the day of trouble.
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Do not bar your door to borrowers!
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How blindfolded are those who take bribes!
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A bribe blinds the clever, and how much more so the fool!
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When a bribe enters through the door, honesty will fly out of the window.
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The side that changes an agreement will be the loser.
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Who accepts alms he needs not will end by truly needing alms before he leaves this world.
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Alms for the needy cannot be deemed a dole.
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Let your words be simple, that they need no interpreting; and let their meaning be understood, that they need no proof.
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Even in His wrath the Lord keeps in mind compassion.
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The force of a compromise is greater than of a judgment.
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Compromise is best whenever practicability prevails.
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Confession by the defendant is as good as a hundred witnesses.
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A contract is valid only for honest men.
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Whoso argues merely for the sake of argument is a boor.
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The more counsel, the more understanding.
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A warning to courts:
not to hear one litigant before the other comes.
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As earnestly as David prayed that he should not fall into Saul's hands, so prayed he that Saul fall not into his.
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It is bounden duty to perform the will of a dying man.
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The blind cannot be a judge of color or the deaf of a song.
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Payment of debt is a religious commandment.
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Not in every hour is a man privileged to pay his debt.
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No man who practises deceit shall live within my house.