A bit of fragrance always clings to the hand that gives roses.
Better a wise and honorable enemy than an ignorant and foolish friend.
The sky is the same azure blue wherever your feet may wander.
He who sows the seeds of thorns in the spring must not expect to harvest grapes in autumn.
The camel carried all the heavy sacks of sugar, but the horse pranced ahead and received all the applause.
He who cannot dance says the Persian carpet is uneven.
Water poured into an upside-down clay jug simply runs off the bottom and moistens the dust.
The fruit falls not far from the parent tree; cultivate your own soil if you wish your children to flourish.
Look at the character of the mother before you propose marriage to the daughter.
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