Proverbs [Theme]
The hen pecks every grain, and the whole yard is covered in droppings.
The most beautiful flowers grow at your doorstep.
As the Japanese say, no one trips while lying in bed.
Quote Explanation: Series "Waterpark".
Reeds in the wind survive where great oaks fall.
... Contentment and abundance corrupt people. From fat, according to the proverb, and animals rage.
A lion is recognized by its claws.
As the proverb says, there is no cure only for death.
There were golden priests and wooden bowls; the bowls were made of gold - the priests were wooden.
Quote Explanation: Old Belief Proverb
There is a Spanish proverb, I like it. "Take what you want, but pay in full - so says the Lord." This is what I did. She took what she wanted, but always paid the price.
- Are you always so lucky?
- Yes.
- Beware. There is a proverb...
- Who is lucky in the maps - is not lucky in love. Good thing I'm not like that, right?
- Not lucky?
- Not superstitious.
- Yes.
- Beware. There is a proverb...
- Who is lucky in the maps - is not lucky in love. Good thing I'm not like that, right?
- Not lucky?
- Not superstitious.
- It's her choice. There is a proverb, Zuni, twenty errors of a child, never mind nineteen.
- There is an old Italian proverb: "One * * * two tooth ***!".
- There is an old Italian proverb: "One * * * two tooth ***!".
- It's her choice. There is a proverb, Zuni, twenty errors of a child, never mind nineteen.
- There is an old Italian proverb: "One * * * two tooth ***!".
- There is an old Italian proverb: "One * * * two tooth ***!".
He gives twice, who gives soon.
Quote Explanation: the Latin phrase
There is a good German saying: "Trees do not grow to heaven"
If you begin the path with a snake tail
You'll end up at her head full of poison.
When you start your journey from the end of a snake's tail,
You will end up on its head in an ocean of poison.
You'll end up at her head full of poison.
When you start your journey from the end of a snake's tail,
You will end up on its head in an ocean of poison.
Quote Explanation: Tapa - traditional Pashto couplet. Malala cites these lines, saying that Pakistani authorities initially used the militants for peaceful purposes, and then turned the face of the uncontrollable, violent elements.
