spANISH PROVERBS.
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Every body must live by his own labor.


1t is better to be alone than III paa COM
pany. s,o;,ed ~
the love of his mother. .u..


Guardians and administrators generally
live well, but are frequently dehcient ~
their accounts.


He who has a wolf for his companion,
must carry dog under his CLOAK.


The devil lies in covetous mans chest.


tits sound policy to suffer all extrenhties'
rather than do base action.


Many drops make a shower; light grams
make heavy purse.


no not sign any writing which you have
not read, nor drink amy water which you
have not seen. +, g., 49, r..
left in his purse.


Old reckonings make new quarreis.


Short reckonjngs make long friends.


What we learn in our infancy remains
forever. 49,,


A regular diet cures more people than
physic. ou,r
come all difficulties.


Water drinkers are never drunk or never
run in debt. :.


The first wife sweeps. the second Is
lady. .,. :,
There is no better looking glass than an
old friend. :.


Manure the earth we'll and work it, ana
YOU will obtain good harvest.


The happiness of a wife, and the oul.'va'
t,on Of vine depend ON the care OF man.
People who take out, and do not put IN
soon find the bottom.


The best catch at dice is not to play.
Giving aims never empties the purse.
Children tell in the streets what they heal


Not to see workman is the loss OF ones
money. ~.
keen dog.