A rich man who will not release a portion of his wealth to a poor man is as useless as a frozen stream to a thirsty and crippled man.
— Papi Proverb 626
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The providence attached as forerunner as well as conclusionary determinant to every aspect of will is avoided or assigned at predetermined intervals of change; otherwise, it is not possible.
— Papi Proverb 542
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It is sort of like a savings account: for one to cash in and receive one’s own ageless rewards for good deeds one must make accumulative deposits of the same.
— Papi Proverb 754
Ignoble As It May Be #467
If one collects junk; then inevitably, the distinction of that one, ignoble as it may be, will be associated with the junk collection.
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