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
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
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To satisfy any present desire of excess, the additional container must be equal to or greater than the original; dissatisfaction causes barns to be built bigger, and piles of goods are continually located and re-located...
A man fails himself when he fails to learn. Wisdom and understanding make a man a good husband; without it he can neither be brave, honest, or victorious and adorned with honor; it continues to make him do well, to...
When then leaves the soul better than when then came the soul worse when then arrives the soul better than when then departed the soul worse.
— Papi Proverb 655
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