ARABIAN MAXIMS.
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This world is field soved for another
life.


The most incurahle disease is ignorance.


All secrets which pass beyond two, make
themselves known.


Prefer the day of to-day to that OF to-mor-
row.


He who is Of unknown arigini discovered
by his works.


Where the heart is inclined, there also
will the feet turn.


Love is shown by kind actions, and not by
fair speeches.


1t IS better to go round the stream than
drown in crossing.


We must take pains, if we expect to get
any thing. =,


Death is nearer to US than the e!2-lld to
the eye.


The little which suffices, is better than
the much which disturbs us.


The best of mans possessions is sincere
friend.


The eulogium made on the absent, serves
to incline our hearts TO the present.
The best Of riches is contentmcnt the
| worst Of poverty, low spirits.
Who lights a fire that others may warm
themselves. :.
| Labor for this life as if thou vert TO ilvt
forever; and for the other, as Ii thou wcrt t'
| die to morrow,


! Desire not either the wise man or the toe
for thine enemy; but guard thyselt equally
from the cunning OF the wise man, ana th'
ignorance Of the fool


The man who contents himself to-day
with that which he has. will content himsel
to- morrow with that which he may nave
| There is no tomorrow which cannot d
converted into to-day.
| He will never save himself who does no
labor for his soul before the day OF ITS dc
struction.