Armenian Literature by Anonymous
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No other day can equal the one that is past. When a man grows rich, he thinks his walls are awry. Make friends with a dog, but keep a stick in your hand. One should not feel hurt at the kick of an ass. The blind have no higher wish than to have two eyes. The thief wants only a dark night. A thief robbed another thief, and God marvelled at it in heaven. He who has money has no sense; and he who has sense, no money. He who begs is shameless, but still more shameless is he who lends not to him. Better lose one's eyes than one's calling. What the wind brings it will take away again. A bad dog neither eats himself nor gives to others. Running is also an art. Only in the bath can one tell black from white. |
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