Character: Jester. Page 2

Jester:
And here's a puzzle: why is the Big dipper only seven stars?
Lear:
Because not eight?
Jester:
True. You'd make a great fool!

The rope will give the cap;
Hurry you fool.

The candle went out and we were left in the dark.

Because, you see, mister:
So long the Sparrow fed the cuckoo
That, finally, she struck her top.

And now you're a zero without a figure. I'm better than you now: I am the jester, and you're nothing.

This year fools no luck:
Were the wise men all fools;
Losing your stupid account
In monkeys prevratilsja themselves.

Lear:
You call me a fool, buddy?
Jester:
After all, you yourself gave away all his other titles; and this you were born.

Remember, uncle:
Hide what have,
Keep quiet about what you know
Not all that is, come on,
Do not go, and driving around,
Learn everything weak,
Leave the wine and women,
Skillfully throw the dice
Go less often to visit.
So the more you'll be able to find,
Than two dozen in twenty.

The truth is a yard dog, which kicked out the whip; and Mrs. Greyhound can stay by the fireplace, even when it stinks.

If you are not able to discern which way the wind blows, so will soon catch a cold. Take, take my hat! Think about it, this fellow has banished two of his daughters, and the third blessed against their will. If you want to serve him, you can't have no stupid cap. - Well, uncle! If I have two cap and two daughters!

One mind is a fraction of
He will blow and rain and hail.
He is not afraid of bad weather,
Happiness and unhappiness glad.

Who enters into a marriage in a hurry
Not taking care of the house
He will soon be all in lice,
Like a beggar on straw.

One who serves for profits
And only money values,
In danger is not saved,
And he's in trouble will change.

Father in rags children
Induces blindness.
Rich-dad always mile
And on a different account.
The fate of corrupt and low
And despises the poor.