The marriage that begins and continues in trial and error has a predictable conclusion; except the knowledge of that which was missing in the beginning intervene the aforementioned conclusion, error will have the last word.
— Papi Proverb 419
The marriage that begins and continues in trial and error has a predictable conclusion; except the knowledge of that which was missing in the beginning intervene the aforementioned conclusion, error will have the last word.
— Papi Proverb 419
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The man that maintains a low nature and does not restrict evil influence develops the habit of embracing it and thereby promotes it in his living before his dying.
— Papi Proverb 643
The commune of one guided by a haughty spirit, releases the chance of exchange with the mind of higher accord by that mind’s aversion to irritable stimulus; one may find their art of speech ignored and no response...
The admonitions of virtue and the recovery of health are discovered when one lays aside a vice; not when the vice lays aside the one.

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