Bolivian Proverbs (10 Proverbs)
- He who marries prudence is the brother-in-law of peace.
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- If you marry wise judgment, peace will become your brother-in-law.
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- It is better to eat bread with love than fowl with grief.
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- It's easier to know your enemies than to know your friends.
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- Love and prudence are absolutely incompatible.
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- Love flies away and the pain remains.
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- A quarrel is like buttermilk, the more you stir it, the more sour it grows.
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- A thrashing river is a fisherman's bounty.
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- An altercation is like buttermilk -- the more you stir it, the sourer it gets.
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- Good comes from far away; evil is close at hand.
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