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• The peasant is like the monk in many ways.

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• The ox which eats hay, works the entire day.

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• The one who loses his faith will never be content.

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• The one who has a fever thinks that honey is bitter.

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• The one who does the dividing has the best portion.

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• The olive grove of your grandfather, the cherry trees of your father, and your grape vines.

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• The old woman doesn’t want fun, she wants bread, wine, and fire.

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• The old nightingale sings better.

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• The old never lack for a story when they’re standing in the sun or in front of a warm fireplace.

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• The old have to be respected.

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• The oil merchant handles gold and diamonds; the grain merchant does business with silver, but the wine merchant is a poor man.

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• The offender writes in dust, the offended writes in marble.

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• The nightime March snow disappears by day.

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• The new moon of March rules for six months.

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• The mother of a fool is always pregnant.

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• The mother bears the daughter and the neighbor marries her off.

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• The most important thing you have to do is to save your soul.

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• The monk feasts and the convent pays.

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• The meat from the castrated, from wherever you take it you trick yourself.

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• The mature fruit is cooked in August and dished out in September.

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