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- 3. An intense zeal prevails upon heaven. (Japanese proverb)
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- 5. Action and reaction are equal. (American proverb)
- 6. Innocent actions carry their own warrant with them. (English proverb)
- 7. Accomplishment of purpose is better than making a profit. (African-Hausa proverb)
- 8. Never repent a good action. (Danish proverb)
- 9. It is not the years that age, but sorrow. (Russian proverb)
- 10. Yesterday and the day before yesterday are not like today. (African-Swahili proverb)
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- 12. The years are gravediggers of our joys and sorrows. (Finnish proverb)
- 13. The fewer your years, the fewer his tears. (English proverb)
- 14. The adult looks to deeds, the child to love. (Indian-Hindustani proverb)
- 15. Austerity is an ornament, humility is honorable. (Indian-Tamil proverb)
- 16. It is best not to attain than to exceed. (Japanese proverb)
- 17. Associate with the good and you will be one of them. (Italian proverb)
- 18. The year does nothing else but open and shut. (English proverb)
- 19. Who gives teaches a return. (Italian proverb)
- 20. Peace makes plenty. (English Proverb)
- 21. Good accounts make good friends. (Greek proverb)
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