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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions ...lar printed material 1750-1900/On the classification of proverbs and sayings/document.csv
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,,7. — Love and Instinct.,
49,Furree y mwaagh rish e heshey ," The hare will stop for his mate, Or:",
,"S'keoi as ta'n mwaagh, furree eh rish e heshey "," Wild as is the hare, he will stop for his mate (see Animals).",
58a. ,"When gorse is out of blossom, kissing's out of fashion (see Plants andCustoms).",,
58a. ,,"When gorse is out of blossom, kissing's out of fashion (see Plants and Customs).",
,,"8. — Youth, Age.",
50,"Quoi erbee s'beayn, cha beayn y chenndiaght (or, cha vel y chenndiaght beayn) "," Whoever is durable, the aged is not durable.",
,"*Myr shinney cagh, smessey cagh "," The older one is, the worse he is.",
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,*S'olk yn eean ta broghey e edd hene , How bad the fowl that defiles its own nest (see Evil).,
,"*Ny nee yn rio gymmyrkey guiy roish yn Ollick, cha nymmyrkey e thunnag lurg yn Ollick "," If the frost will bear a goose before Christmas, it will not bear a duck after Christmas (see Weather and Seasons).",
,,76c. — Fish.,
225,Ta daa pharickjannoo un ghimmagh , Two small lobsters make a big one.,pharick] A cant word for a small lobster.
225,Ta daa pharick jannoo un ghimmagh , Two small lobsters make a big one.,pharick] A cant word for a small lobster.
226,,As indifferently as the herring back-bone doth lie in the midst of the fish.,Part of the oath of the Deemsters and High Bailiffs.
227,,The crab that lies always in its hole is never fat.,
228,,Every herring must hang by its own gill.,
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