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~ast~'. climbers have sudden falls. It is bad to begin business without capital. 1t ..is hard marketing with empty. pkkets. We want a nest eggs, for hens will I a y where there are eggs' already. You must bake with the flour you have. stay'as a journey man till you have'saved few pounds. You must fly when your wings have a got feathers. ~radin~ without capital is like buildins a house' without bricka, msking a fire without sticks, burning candles without wicks; and.it leads .men into tricks and laod them in a fix, Give tmt not a small business till you see that a large one will pay you better. Better a poor horse than' ah empty stall. Better half a loaf than none at all. Better a little furniture than an empty house. Wbo can sit on .a stone and feed himself had better 'not move. From bad to.worse is poor improvement. A crust is hard fare, but none at'all is harder.
Don't jump out of the wing pan into the fire. A little trade with profit ie better than a great concern at a loss. A small fire that warms you is better than a large fire that burns you. Large hares may be caught in a small wood. He who undertakes too mucb succeeds but a little ln a great river great fish are found. Where will the ass go that he will not have to work? Where can a cow live and not get milked? Where will you find a land without stones or meat without bones? Everywhere on earth men must cat bread in the sweat of their faces. To fly from trouble men must haveeagles' wings. Alteration is not always improvement. A rolling stone gathers no moss He who cao wait long enough will win. This, .That, end the other, anything, and everything, all put together make nothing in the end.
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