ARABIAN ADAGES.
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Nothing can silence hope but death.


Every day of ones life is page Of one :
history.


The first degree of passion is folly the
last is repentance.


When man becomes a King, he has nc
longer friends when he becomes cnyious,
he has no longer repose and when he be-
comes n liar, he has no longer credit.


Hope not to reap where You have not
sown.


A little gall is sufficient to spoil much
honey.


A great man is a mark against which the
shafts of envy are levelled.


Of three things VIC ought always to be
suspicious; of the friendship Of the great /;
of the compliments Of a rival; and Of the
heat of the sun during winter, none ct these
arc permanent.