Put not your trust in princes.
不要倚靠君王。
A COLLECTION OF GOOD WORDS
荷兰谚语
Dutch Proverbs
Starved lice bite the hardest.
饥饿的虱子咬人最厉害。
Like a chicken without a head.
就像没有头的鸡。
Time and place make the thief.
时间和地点决定小偷。
Men go not laughing to heaven.
人不笑着上天堂。
A hog in armor is still a hog.
穿盔甲的猪还是猪。
Who does well, meets goodwill.
谁做得好，谁就会得到善意。
The that creepeth falleth not.
箴[谚]有成就的人不跌倒。
It hangs upon a silken thread.
它挂在一根丝线上。
Looking for nails at low tide.
在退潮时寻找钉子。
Worldly good is ebb and flood.
世间的善是潮起潮落。
A good name is better than oil.
好名声胜过石油。
KEEP EXPLORING
沿着这个主题，再读几句。
Tis altogether vain to learn wisdom, and yet live foolishly.
学智慧而行愚妄的事，是徒然的。
A fool may meet with good fortune, but the wise only profits by it.
傻瓜可能会遇到好运，但聪明人只会从中获益。
Learn who are your friends when you are in need.
当你需要的时候，了解谁是你的朋友。
It's vain to learn wisdom yet live foolishly.
学聪明而活得愚蠢是徒劳的。
Before you make a friend eat a peck of salt with him.
在结交朋友之前，先要深入了解他。
A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT
给此刻的你，一点向前的力量。
关于学习、善意与成长，读一句，再想一想。
Bear patiently that which thou sufferest by thine own fault.
要忍耐你因自己的过犯所受的苦。
One can imagine that the ultimate mathematician is one who can see analogies between analogies.
可以想象，最终的数学家是一个能在类比之间看到类比的人。
The greatest happiness comes from being vitally interested in something that excites all your energies.
最大的幸福来自于对那些能激发你所有能量的事物的强烈兴趣。