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We have watered the trees that blossom in the summer-time. Now let's sprinkle those whose flowering-time is past. That will be a better deed, because we shall not be working for a reward.

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To be a king, is to be a disappointed man.

A good man never lets grief get the upper hand. The mountains are calm even in a tempest.

What is intended to be said, if left unsaid, becomes a matter of regret later.

A bee may be born in a hole in a tree, but she likes the honey of the lotus.

It is just such women, selfish, sweet, false, that entice fools.

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