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Japanese Proverb:
Everything must wait its turn—peach-blossoms for the second month and chrysanthemums for the ninth.

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Japanese Proverb:
Everything must wait its turn—peach-blossoms for the second month and chrysanthemums for the ninth.

Japanese Proverb:
Cold tea and cold rice are bearable; but cold looks and cold words are unendurable.

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Japanese Proverb:
Cold tea and cold rice are bearable; but cold looks and cold words are unendurable.

Japanese Proverb:
When all men praised the peacock for his beautiful tail, the birds cried out with one consent “Look at his legs! and what a voice!”

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Japanese Proverb:
When all men praised the peacock for his beautiful tail, the birds cried out with one consent “Look at his legs! and what a voice!”

Japanese Proverb:
At ten years a wonder-child; at fifteen a talented youth; at twenty a common man.

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Japanese Proverb:
At ten years a wonder-child; at fifteen a talented youth; at twenty a common man.