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Don't forget that there's no coming back; you won't do them any good, and you will hurt yourself.
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Remember their sentence, because it's yours also: "Yesterday it was I, and today it's you!"
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When the dead are at rest, put their memory to rest, and be comforted for them when their spirit has left.
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The scribe's wisdom depends on the opportunity for leisure, and whoever lacks busyness will become wise.
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How will people become wise when they take hold of a plow or pride themselves in how well they handle an ox prod, when they drive cattle and are absorbed with their work, and their conversation is about bulls?