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It is easier to make outrageous demands of others than the simplest of yourself.
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God created Man. . .and placed him in the power of his desire.
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Desire is the enemy of sense.
ID:461
The more unattainable a thing,
the greater the lusting for it.
ID:478
Honor your physician according to your need of him!
For verily the Lord has created him;
and from the Lord comes his wisdom.
ID:523
If the eagle goes walking,
he will be trodden on like any worm.
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The ears are the gateway to the mind.
ID:535
Food to a man is like oil to a lamp.
ID:562
Who can number the sands of the sea,
and the rain-drips, and the days of eternity?
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Exile is like a plant without soil or water;
it withers without blossoming and it bears no fruit.
ID:622
Godfearingness will keep you far from sin.
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Better a man that hides his folly
than one who hides his wisdom!
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A day's happiness makes misfortune forgotten and
a day's misfortune is the oblivion of happiness.
ID:656
A faithful friend is a powerful defence;
he that has found such a one has found a treasure.
ID:657
Forsake not an old friend, for the new one is not his peer! A new friend is as new wine: when it is old, you shall drink it with pleasure.
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Do not cast out an old friend for a new one!
ID:659
Whoso casts a stone at a bird will frighten it away;
and whoso abuses a friend will estrange affection.
ID:660
A faithful friend is the medicine of life.
ID:683
The ghetto outlook divided the universe into two:
this world for the Gentile and the next world for the Jew.
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God is everywhere and everything.
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The victims of gold are countless.
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If you believe all gossip around you,
you will be left without one good friend.
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A man without grace is as a tale out of season.
ID:726
Grammar is to speech what salt is to food,
it should be in the right dose.
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None is more contemptible than the greedy man,
for he will even sell his soul.