By divine law a man is obliged to keep his own promises; therefore, if given to untruthfulness, one should make as few as possible.
— Papi Proverb 437
By divine law a man is obliged to keep his own promises; therefore, if given to untruthfulness, one should make as few as possible.
— Papi Proverb 437
If not for the desire to share the bounties of his "World of Word Wizardry" - he would remain anonymous.
Argument is the uninvited guess at the table of knowledge; fear seats the wise to hear, and understanding is the first served.
Rarity resides regally - in the center of oneness - nowhere near the outer circle of multiplicity; it only passes through while avoiding the common denominator.
Concerning family, the mother-in-law that has spent her idle time staying busy for the sake of others has earned an opinion; otherwise, the accumulation of that said time becomes meddlesome.
— Papi Proverb 418

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