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The document contains a collection of short quotes and proverbs about topics like patience, anger, wisdom, mistakes, time, and progress. Some of the proverbs advise patience in moments of anger, getting up after falling down, and making words better than silence. Some quotes discuss the fine line between the sublime and ridiculous, not wallowing in errors, and using the past as a trampoline not a couch. The document ends with a greeting.
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- 1. Turn on your speakers and DON¡¯T use your mouse ¨C Automatic
- 2. Proverb: He who fails to understand a look will not be able to understand a long explanation.
- 3. Proverb: If you fall seven times, get up eight times.
- 4. Proverb: Patience is a tree with bitter roots and sweet fruit..
- 5. Proverb: What good is it to run when you are going down the wrong path?
- 6. Proverb: When you are overwhelmed with happiness, don¡¯t make any promises. When you are overcome with anger, don¡¯t answer any letters.
- 7. Proverb: When you speak, try to make your words better than silence.
- 8. Proverb: A wise man could sit on an anthill, but only a stupid man would stay there.
- 9. Proverb: Pining about the past is like chasing the wind.
- 10. Proverb: Once the cart has broken, everyone will tell you where the potholes are.
- 11. Proverb: If you are patient during a moment of anger, you will avoid a hundred days of sadness.
- 12. Napoleon I : The line is very fine indeed between the sublime and the ridiculous.
- 13. Oscar Wilde : Questions are never indiscreet, answers sometimes are.
- 14. Alessandro Manzoni: It is worse to wallow in our errors than to agitate ourselves with questions.
- 15. Werner Karl Heisenberg Ideas are not responsible for what men do with them.
- 16. Fran?ois F¨¦nelon: Run away from flattery, but try to deserve it.
- 17. James Russell Lowell: If youth be a defect, it is one that we outgrow only too soon
- 18. Antoine de Saint-Exupery The entire world will make way for a man who knows where he is going.
- 19. Mahatma Gandhi: ¡°We must always seek to ally ourselves with that part of the enemy that knows what is right¡±
- 20. Robert Green Ingersoll: In nature there are neither rewards nor punishments. There are consequences.
- 21. Marcel Jouhandeau: Since nothing is more precious than time, there is no greater generosity than giving it away.
- 22. Harold MacMillan: The past should be used as a trampoline and not as a couch.
- 23. Good Day
- 24. Fratern@lly