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Literature is the safest key to a nation's treasure.
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There can be no creative national literature without ancient traditions.
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There is no limit to the contents that can be poured into the vessel called man.
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One, two, three, four,
Marry your girl at the early score!
Do not philander, do not delay,
Or somebody else will snatch her away!
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If there is no truth, there is no mercy.
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We have books on morality enough and to spare,
but so few men of morals.
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Who of you can know the heart of a mother
with all its secret afflictions?
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His name is the very soul of a man.
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Research into the past, as an aim in itself,
without the 'present', is not worth a bean.
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Pity is the root of all creation.
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One postponement leads to another.
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The philosophy of a nation is to be found
in its proverbs at times.
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Punishment of the sinner is not to be treated as revenge.
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To start a revolution is not hard; to end it well and launch a peaceful economy is beyond our powers.
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A man should believe in God through faith, not because of miracles.
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The Sabbath is a day of rest, of mental scrutiny and of balance. Without it the workdays are insipid.
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The workshop of the nation's soul. [School]
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All cobblers go barefoot.
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Crime is its own punishment.
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Who seeks to elevate his stature by donning a high paper hat or walking on stilts is but a clown.
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Who studies gladly for a single hour will learn vastly more than one who studies glumly for hours on end.
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Do not take by force what will be given you willingly!
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Those who have no taste are incurable.
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The translator is a commentator, and every commentator also adds something of himself towards the deepening of the matter, its explanation and emphasis.
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Reading poetry in translation is like kissing a woman through a veil.