Part 13 (1/2)

Who, knowing nothing, claim to know it all

What each intends, or will intend, they know

What in the queen's ear the king said, they know

What never was, or is--they know it, though!

--_Plautus_

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The would-be buyer, alas! so often depreciates

171

The road to ”bye and bye” leads to the town of never

--_Spanish_

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CALAMITY

Do not insult calaht of scorn, where heavy hs men's fortunes down

--_Shakespeare_

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I can't, does nothing

I'll try, effects miracles

I will, acco

--_Unknown_

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A the ancient warriors it was a custom, when any one did a meritorious action, to say: ”That will be a feather in his cap”