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“English: Who hath aching teeth, hath ill tenants.”

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“English: Who hath aching teeth, hath ill tenants.”
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“English: Adversity tries friends.”

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“English: Adversity tries friends.”
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“English: The absent are always at fault.”

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“English: The absent are always at fault.”
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“English: Long absent, soon forgotten.”

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“English: Long absent, soon forgotten.”
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“English: Adversity makes a man wise, not rich.”

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“English: Adversity makes a man wise, not rich.”
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“English: Absence cools moderate passions, and inflames violent ones.”

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“English: Absence cools moderate passions, and inflames violent ones.”
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“English: Say no ill of the year till it is passed.”

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“English: Say no ill of the year till it is passed.”
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“Telugu Proverb:
కంటికి యింపయితే, కడుపుకు యింపు.",”

— ,English Translation:
What is pleasant to the eye is good for the stomach.
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“Telugu Proverb:
కంటికి యింపయితే, కడుపుకు యింపు.",”
— ,English Translation:
What is pleasant to the eye is good for the stomach.

“Telugu Proverb:
నోరు కలిగితే బ్రతుకుతాడు”

— English Translation:
If he has a mouth he will live.The son of the minister of a king of Ayodhya (Oudh) was caught stealing the king's flowers.—-As he was being taken to the palace, his father called out "" It is of no consequence, if he has a mouth he will live"" The son took the hint, ate up the flowers. denied the offence, and was believed by the king, who punished his accusers. (See Telugu Selections, 36th story. )
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“Telugu Proverb:
నోరు కలిగితే బ్రతుకుతాడు”
— English Translation:
If he has a mouth he will live.The son of the minister of a king of Ayodhya (Oudh) was caught stealing the king's flowers.—-As he was being taken to the palace, his father called out "" It is of no consequence, if he has a mouth he will live"" The son took the hint, ate up the flowers. denied the offence, and was believed by the king, who punished his accusers. (See Telugu Selections, 36th story. )

“Telugu Proverb:
జీవరత్నము యిత్తడిని పొదిగితే, రత్నానికి యేమి లోపము.",”

— ,English Translation:
What does a fine ruby suffer by being set in brass ?The disgrace of putting a talented man in a mean situation attaches to the employer not to the employé.
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“Telugu Proverb:
జీవరత్నము యిత్తడిని పొదిగితే, రత్నానికి యేమి లోపము.",”
— ,English Translation:
What does a fine ruby suffer by being set in brass ?The disgrace of putting a talented man in a mean situation attaches to the employer not to the employé.

“Telugu Proverb:
నిశ్చితార్థము నాడే నీలగ వలశినది, నాగవల్లి దాకా వుండడము నా అదృష్టమే గదా”

— English Translation:
He ought to have died on the day of betrothal, it is my good fortune that he has lived until the fourth day of the marriageSaid ironically by a girl who had been married to an old man who died before the completion of the ceremonies.
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“Telugu Proverb:
నిశ్చితార్థము నాడే నీలగ వలశినది, నాగవల్లి దాకా వుండడము నా అదృష్టమే గదా”
— English Translation:
He ought to have died on the day of betrothal, it is my good fortune that he has lived until the fourth day of the marriageSaid ironically by a girl who had been married to an old man who died before the completion of the ceremonies.

“Telugu Proverb:
బిడ్డను వేశి లోతు చూచినట్టు”

— English Translation:
Like throwing a child into a well to find out the depth.
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“Telugu Proverb:
బిడ్డను వేశి లోతు చూచినట్టు”
— English Translation:
Like throwing a child into a well to find out the depth.

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— English Translation:
[The thief] going to rob in Dharmapuri went crouching from Dharwada ( Dharwar ).
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— English Translation:
[The thief] going to rob in Dharmapuri went crouching from Dharwada ( Dharwar ).

“Telugu Proverb:
భక్తిలేని పూజ పత్రి చేటు”

— English Translation:
Worship without faith is a mere waste of flowers.Flowers are used in offerings.
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“Telugu Proverb:
భక్తిలేని పూజ పత్రి చేటు”
— English Translation:
Worship without faith is a mere waste of flowers.Flowers are used in offerings.

“Telugu Proverb:
బ్రాహ్మణులలో నల్లవాణ్నీ మాలలలో యెర్రవాణ్నీ నమ్మరాదు”

— English Translation:
You should not trust a black man among Brahmans, or a fair man among Pariahs.
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“Telugu Proverb:
బ్రాహ్మణులలో నల్లవాణ్నీ మాలలలో యెర్రవాణ్నీ నమ్మరాదు”
— English Translation:
You should not trust a black man among Brahmans, or a fair man among Pariahs.

“Telugu Proverb:
బ్రాహ్మణులలో చిన్న, బెస్తలలో పెద్ద”

— English Translation:
The youngest among Brahmans, the eldest among fishermen.Are made drudges.
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“Telugu Proverb:
బ్రాహ్మణులలో చిన్న, బెస్తలలో పెద్ద”
— English Translation:
The youngest among Brahmans, the eldest among fishermen.Are made drudges.