In ignorance, a man will practice the multiplicities of foolish gestures and prideful assertions, whereas; a wise and learned man curbs his appetite.
— Papi Proverb 488
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Conversation By Conversation #288
The argumentative disposition so accomplished by some is deeply rooted in the heart where it has grown conversation by conversation, and it is from there it must be uprooted.
— Papi Proverb 288
Proverb #3
The answer to the question present is relative to before and after; it is also wise neither to reject nor to forget the true answer.
Proverb #108
If it is impossible to make deals with certain dogs - one should know never to try.
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