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  • “Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The wound of a sword will heal, but the wound of words is always there.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A blind person who sees is better than a seeing person who is blind.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A broken hand works, but not a broken heart.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The more you know, the less you need to say.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Every answer can result in a new question.” — Persian Proverb
  • “With a sweet tongue and kindness, you can drag an elephant by a hair.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One can shout oneself hoarse, but when money talks, everyone listens.” — Persian Proverb
  • “If patience was a person, it would have the face of a prophet.” — Persian Proverb
  • “You can’t pick up two melons with one hand.” — Persian Proverb
  • “He who has no patience has nothing.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The world is a rose; smell it and pass it to your friends.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Not everything that is white is flour.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Don’t throw away the old shoes until you have the new ones.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Walls have mice and mice have ears.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Be a lion at home, and a fox abroad.” — Persian Proverb
  • “What a youth sees in a mirror, an elder sees in a stone.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The smaller the lizard, the greater its hope of becoming a crocodile.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A wise man first thinks and then speaks; a fool speaks first and then thinks.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A king’s child is a slave elsewhere.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A stone thrown at the right time is better than gold given at the wrong time.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A lion at home, a fox abroad.” — Persian Proverb
  • “An enemy who agrees to be an enemy is better than a friend who is treacherous.” — Persian Proverb
  • “An ounce of patience is worth a pound of brains.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The wise enemy is better than the foolish friend.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A blind hen finds a grain once in a while.” — Persian Proverb
  • “What is brought by the wind will be carried away by the wind.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Even though an ass may go to Mecca, it will not come back a pilgrim.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A drowning man clutches at a straw.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The bigger the car, the smaller the self-esteem.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The peacock has a beautiful tail, but the tiger has strong arms.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A fool’s wealth is his enemy.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A lazy man will not eat ripe apples.” — Persian Proverb
  • “An ignorant friend is worse than a learned enemy.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A spoon does not know the taste of soup, nor a learned fool the taste of wisdom.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One who cannot dance blames the uneven ground.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Wisdom is better than wealth.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The drowning man isn’t troubled by rain.” — Persian Proverb
  • “It’s better to be without gold than without honor.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Trust in God, but tie your camel.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A bad wound may heal, but a bad name will kill.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The door is open for those who want to come in, and so is the door to leave.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One who does not appreciate the apple may not have the chance to taste it again.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One who has been burned by fire is afraid of the heat.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One coin in the purse makes more noise than when it is full.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Don’t use your teeth to cut what you can untie with your hands.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One who runs after fortune runs away from peace.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The monkey is a monkey, even if it wears a golden ring.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The chameleon changes color to match the earth, the earth doesn’t change colors to match the chameleon.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A friend is known in time of need.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One who desires the top must work hard for it.” — Persian Proverb
  • “What the eye sees not, the heart craves not.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Words are but wind, but seeing is believing.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A wise man doesn’t sleep with a sword in his hand.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Only a mother’s heart can understand a child’s feelings.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A good year is determined by its spring.” — Persian Proverb
  • “One cannot wash blood with blood.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The hand that gives is the hand that gathers.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A thief has forty days to escape, and the owner forty days to catch him.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A dog that barks too much is lying.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A tree does not move unless there is wind.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The reputation of a thousand years may be determined by the conduct of one hour.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A word to the wise is sufficient.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A pearl is worthless as long as it is still in its shell.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The world is the traveler’s inn.” — Persian Proverb
  • “There is no rest for the eyes once they have seen.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A borrowed cloak does not keep one warm.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The mind is in its own place and in itself can make a heaven of hell and a hell of heaven.” — Persian Proverb
  • “An egg today is better than a hen tomorrow.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Patience is the key to joy.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A mountain will not reach a mountain, but a man will meet a man.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The wiser the man, the less talkative he is.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A drowning man grabs at a straw.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Only a dog will jump over a wall to bite a bone.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The liar and the thief rejoice in their first year, but not in the second.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A full cup must be carried steadily.” — Persian Proverb
  • “A little body often harbors a great soul.” — Persian Proverb
  • “The word is the shadow of the deed.” — Persian Proverb
  • “Where there is no love, there is no comfort.” — Persian Proverb

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