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If the fool, who knows not how to act undertakes a work, he will (certainly) fail. (But) is...

The fool who neglects precious counsel does, of his own accord, a great injury to himself.

Shrinking back from hatred will yield wealth; indulging in its increase will hasten ruin.

In the estimation of foes miserably weak is he, who is timid, ignorant, unsociable and niggardly

Though (one's foe is) aware or not of one's misfortune one should act so as neither to join...

If there appears internal hatred in a (king's) family; it will lead to many a fatal crime.

Though burnt by a fire (from a forest), one may perhaps live; (but) never will he live who...

They that fear the bamboo-like shoulders of their wives will be destitute of manliness though they may flourish...

There will be no disaster to one's life if one eats with moderation, food that is not disagreeable.