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More proverbs about Morality

• To forget a wrong is the best revenge. Holding onto grievance poisons the grudge-bearer while freeing the offender from further…
• He that sings on Friday shall weep on Sunday. Premature celebration invites misfortune; joy separated from caution courts sorrow.
• Though good be good yet better carries it. Excellence demands continuous improvement; settling for mere goodness invites complacency…
• Good harvests make men prodigal, bad ones provident. Abundance breeds carelessness; scarcity teaches careful resource management through hard…
• It is no use throwing good money after bad. Pouring additional resources into a failing project only multiplies losses instead of sal…
• A man may lose his goods for want of demanding them. Passivity in protecting one's own interests invites others to encroach upon or deny right…