A Dictionary of Modern Greek Proverbs: With an English Translation, Explanatory Remarks, and Philological IllustrationsT. Clark, 1831 - 144 頁 |
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... faults . ' Ayśλαoros Térga . - The stone that never smiles : — To express the signs of grief . Ceres overwhelmed with sorrow for the loss of her daughter Proser- pine , wandered about in search of her in the dis- guise of an old woman ...
... faults . ' Ayśλαoros Térga . - The stone that never smiles : — To express the signs of grief . Ceres overwhelmed with sorrow for the loss of her daughter Proser- pine , wandered about in search of her in the dis- guise of an old woman ...
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... fault of the citizen . . Alrúmor aipa . - Blood of Esop : -In allusion to the manner of his death , it signifies innocent blood . See Suidas . AlowTrios xo2010s . - Esop's jackdaw : -Applied to those who appropriate to themselves ...
... fault of the citizen . . Alrúmor aipa . - Blood of Esop : -In allusion to the manner of his death , it signifies innocent blood . See Suidas . AlowTrios xo2010s . - Esop's jackdaw : -Applied to those who appropriate to themselves ...
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... fault , let my husband burst , and if the fault is his , let himself burst : -To those who are so exceedingly selfish , that they take not the smallest interest in the wel- fare even of their nearest relations . * Αξίζει ἡ παλαιόκοττα ...
... fault , let my husband burst , and if the fault is his , let himself burst : -To those who are so exceedingly selfish , that they take not the smallest interest in the wel- fare even of their nearest relations . * Αξίζει ἡ παλαιόκοττα ...
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... fault , when it is too late . The story is , that a muleteer half - starved his mule , and that one day he loaded it so heavily that it fell down from weakness . He unloaded it , and in vain tried to compel it to rise : he at last ...
... fault , when it is too late . The story is , that a muleteer half - starved his mule , and that one day he loaded it so heavily that it fell down from weakness . He unloaded it , and in vain tried to compel it to rise : he at last ...
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... faults . ̓Απὸ τὴν μάναν ὡς τὴν μαμὴν ἐχάθη τὸ παιδίον.— Between the mother and the midwife the child was lost : - -To a theft committed between two per- sons . ̓Απὸ τὴν τρίχα κρέμαται . It hangs by a hair : Used when one is observed in ...
... faults . ̓Απὸ τὴν μάναν ὡς τὴν μαμὴν ἐχάθη τὸ παιδίον.— Between the mother and the midwife the child was lost : - -To a theft committed between two per- sons . ̓Απὸ τὴν τρίχα κρέμαται . It hangs by a hair : Used when one is observed in ...
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第 48 頁 - Have with our needles created both one flower, Both on one sampler, sitting on one cushion, Both warbling of one song, both in one key ; As if our hands, our sides, voices, and minds, Had been incorporate. So we grew together, Like to a double cherry, seeming parted ; But yet a union in partition, Two lovely berries moulded on one stem ; So, with two seeming bodies, but one heart...
第 141 頁 - Je l'assistai dans l'indigence : II ne me rendit jamais rien. Mais quoiqu'il me dût tout son bien, Sans peine il souffrait ma présence. Oh ! la rare reconnaissance ! XVI. — Parodie de cinq vers de Chapelle4. Tout grand ivrogne du Marais Fait des vers que l'on ne lit guère.
第 113 頁 - Pericles delivered, nominally over the grave of those who had fallen in the first year of the Peloponnesian war, but really on the greatness of Athens, he considers that the city had a great claim on the gratitude and patriotism of her sons, on account of the abundant bodily and mental recreations she had provided for them.
第 139 頁 - When asked what he was going to do, he replied: "I am going to storm hell ; the soldiers are beginning to eat fire already.
第 119 頁 - ... one's eye cross-legged, and tether five elephants to the pole of a dancer. (Tamil). Should the mustache of one's aunt grow we may call her uncle. (Tamil). Teeth do not wear mourning. (Trinidad Creole). Smiles and laughter may cover a breaking heart. The blind man sought for a needle in the straw-loft, and the man with a lame hand made a basket to put it in. (Modern Greek). The distinction of big and little does not apply to snakes. (Tamil). The egg made faces at the chicken. (Telugu). Applied...
第 37 頁 - The frog flew into a passion, and the pond knew nothing about it : — To insignificant men whose expressions of wrath are disregarded by their superiors.
第 10 頁 - From a bad debtor even a bag of straw is worth having. 69> Tov (ГхиХоу xa/xE tr-jvTe%wiv xal то paf&tvw (Ьагта. Make the dog your companion, but hold fast your stao'.
第 103 頁 - When they tell you, you are drunk, hold by the wall, and go on : — It is sometimes good policy to yield to public opinion,, and act as if it were just.
第 118 頁 - At a deaf man's door, it is all one whether you knock or not; — Otherwise: '2 те? яшфви гя» З-iíçctv, KTv-ra Vívraxáffta.