When a man dies, he has either performed the deeds he should have performed or he has performed the deeds he should not have performed; perhaps it is a combination of both with some things left undone.
— Papi Proverb 405
If a man disguise himself, and examine himself, he is apt to find another view very much like the view of others.
Concerning family, the daughter-in-law that has relied on trial and error rather than sound teaching shall struggle to show her self to be virtuous to all who care.
— Papi Proverb 416
Certain sights and sounds one hears are either from the past, or the future, and have reached the present.
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