One’s punishment, re-ordered as instruction instead, for transgressions made due to ignorance, provides the place now achieved by the transgressor to be considerably more advanced than one halted for penalty.
— Papi Proverb 297
Concerning family, the son-in-law that presents his mother’s approval as vouchsafe for the valor required in the marriage is a fool in his own right, and remains exposed.
— Papi Proverb 415
If a man insists, on concretizing every summation agreed upon, whether just law or mere conjecture, the nature of his inflexibility to accommodate one without understanding will invariably surround his heart. —...
When a man desires to give what he has not and desires not to give what he has, he has marked himself accountable by his desire to be foolish, selfish, and hypocritical.
— Papi Proverb 255
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