Even bastards can be cleansed with money.
into a house calls on God for help.
quality you can judge at once.
and treat your mouth the same way.
but the man that makes the office.
is that of his father or his mother.
place barks not for seven years.
purposes will be opened to the physician.
in a setting of carved silver.
overnight, the case is at an end.
good news fattens the bones.
with a bad one you lose your daughter, too.
while no answer can satisfy the unbeliever.
be the first to tell it.
coughing, poverty and love.
an old woman in the house is a treasure.
life that gives understanding.
looks like a giant.
because it grows wings quickly.
which it possessed were cut off.
no need to examine the rest.
who rents gardens, the birds will eat him.
how to put two and two together.
When scholars vie, wisdom mounts.
n author.
than to eat duck and hide from them.
he appoints a blind sheep as leader.
he likes or one he dislikes.
go cut up your pumpkin and cook.
I saw a man who had no feet.
and the officers claim the victory.
a bird that strays from the nest.
in the hour of release, forgetfulness.
is my garden and my orchard.
break down the stoutest of walls.
and greens to the gardener.
afterwards brings in the furniture.
none that has not something good.
with a rich person as a poor one.
still carry a basket on his back.
pleasant furnishings enlarge a man's mind.
A dream which has not been interpreted
is like a letter unread.
from its end to its beginning.
in the time of mourning, mourning.
a nuisance; the third, a pest.
no one can tell exactly what's inside.
how much more so for the foolish.
the husband must rock the cradle.
like a house that is bolted and barred.
there are four opinions in the marriage bed.
if I dealt in shrouds, people would stop dying.
a full grown one later on.
a wedding feast from which we soon depart.
be like the mulberry, last to blossom and first to ripen.
All dumb people have a lot to say.
and he'll close them all over town.
to offer the poor, for he is poorer.
have hired someone to do it.
the harm that he does to himself
the third time you get a sock in the teeth.
may have to pay for the funeral.
with your wife, you had better sell the sofa.
Curse the young and they will wither.
is handsome, and wise, and sings beautifully.
he has enough of his own.
a fool says what he knows.
one excuse is as good as another.
it thinks there is nothing sweeter.
than the worst of the best.
the whole wide world.
the world would be full of philanthropists.
in the mouth won't make life sweeter.
A clock that stands still is better than one that goes wrong.
you can take her word for it.
he will dream of being a professor.
look at the people he gives it to.
he becomes a nuisance.
won't let you speak to him.
be full of philanthropists.
a lot of milk and then kicks the bucket over?
but not baked in the same oven.
you won't live to witness the good.
He teaches them a few words of Hebrew.
on him what he can think up himself.
up saying what you didn't intend to say.
and that's why there remains such a mess.
he never had the chance to steal.
plain dealing is kicked out of doors.
the wise man can milk it.
must be ready to suffer hunger.
need advice, and the devout man needs a woman.
you know whether the new one holds water.
you'll find one at the end of your arm.
he sends them too much understanding.
from failure to success is a long road.
He who puts up with insult invites injury.
a man becomes when he dies.
are right, and you will be wrong.
on him what he can think up himself.
is often made to pay for the funeral.
nothing in your pocket but the holes.
but it doesn't take long for them to stink.
there would be no war.
He doesn't know that he doesn't know.
shown out according to your brains.
drown even in a spoonful of water.
than our pleasure in another's good fortune.
he must pay for the funeral.
headmaster’s voice that pushes tough boys to cry.
you just exorcise them out of yourself.
even if it was only yesterday.
but a prudent man overlooks an insult.
they are still not even.
doesn't like the sound of his barking.
A boil is fine as long as it's under someone else's arm.
his worst enemy couldn't wish for him.
learn what's going on in your own house.
a horse from the back or a fool from any side.
the poor would make a wonderful living.
they are, the louder they squeak!
regrets take the place of his dreams.
a master; afterwards, you're a fool.
yet both feed the poor.
who would want to be like you?
he with himself and she with herself.
he will be your enemy for life.
everything except good luck.
don't invent with your tongue.
says more than the fool when he speaks.
you can always hang yourself later.
blind man has seen how a cripple walked.
Surrounding yourself with dwarfs does not make you a giant.
the whole street is clean.
but no one believes it.
but don't pick him up, either.
you wouldn't have needed to stay up late.
for complete strangers; why not for me?
you scratch, the more it itches.
but when courage is lost, all is lost.
by night they're ready for bed.
a horse from behind,
and a fool from either side.
In the meantime it is good to drink a sip of vodka.
don't be too bitter lest you be spewed out.
the miller gets black and the chimney sweep gets white.
than in heaven with a fool.
all her heart desired, there would be nothing left.
Now their children teach them how to keep quiet.
bigger children won't let you live.
you fall because you think you are strong.
the man who knows everything already.
a second a spun out prayer chant, and a third a door to the street.
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