Consider carefully the rebuke of another regarding the very error learned from what you yourself have taught; the fruit comes from the seed and the child speaks from what is spoken.
— Papi Proverb 303
Proverb #303
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If folks spent as much time telling the truth as they do telling untruths, they would at least be halfway believable. As it stands, the only thing believable about liars is that they are.
— Papi Proverb 425
Proverb #625
To know if one can be left to task – unsupervised – give him a broken shovel with which to dig; equate the answer with how long he works before he tells you the shovel is broken.
— Papi Proverb 625
Proverb #604
The courtyard of a king does not exist, except the fence defines its place; and the pleasures of the garden are not kept, except the hedge guard from intruders.
— Papi Proverb 604
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