Sayings

A wise man changes his mind; a fool never.

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He who looses money, loses much;

he who looses a friend, loses more;

but he who loses courage, loses all.

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Many complain of their memory,

few of their judgment.

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Great wealth makes us neither

more wise nor more healthy.

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It is in the enjoyment and not in mere

possesion that makes for happiness.

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Neither speak well nor ill of yourself. if well,

men will not believe you; if ill, they will

believe a great deal more than you say.

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Wisdom is a good purchase,

though we pay dearly for it.

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Memory tempers prosperity,

consoles adversity, cautions youth

and delights old age.

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First deserve, then desire.

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Life's trials may be hard to bear,

but patience can outlive them.

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Gratitude takes three forms;

a feeling in the heart,

an expression in words,

and giving in return.

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To a young heart everything is fun.

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How few there are who have courage

enough to admit their faults or

resolution enough to mend them!

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Even ill luck itself is good for something

in a wise man's hand.

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Words may show a man's wit,

but actions his meaning.

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Promises may get friends,

but tis performance that keeps them.

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There are no riches above a sound body,

and no joy above the joy of the heart.

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A gem is not polished without rubbing,

nor a man perfected without trials.

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Fate leads the willing,

but drives the stubborn.

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An open foe may prove a curse;

but a pretend friend is worse.

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The heart of a fool is in his mouth,

but the mouth of a wise man is

in his heart.

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Fortune lost, nothing lost;

courage lost, much lost; honor lost,

more lost; soul lost, all lost.

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If you have one true friend, you

have more than your share.

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Patience is a tree whose root is bitter,

but its fruit is very sweet.

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Men are like lottery tickets,

you have to rub alot of loosers

before you get a winner.

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If someone has a problem with you,

that's their problem, not yours.

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Take what you can get,

while you can get it.

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Somtimes,

all you can do is love

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Treat others, how you

would have them treat you.

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You reap what you sow.

I hope you liked the sayings, they are sayings my grandmother used to say. Tell me what you think!