If a man would live in peace, he should be blind, deaf, and dumb.

At the near end of the market, he told a lie; at the far end, he himself believed it.

The thicker the veil, the less worth lifting.

Experience is a precious gift, only given a man when his hair is gone.

To him of good judgement, the sound of a gnat suffices; but to him who lacks it the sound of an orchestra helps him not.

The baker's child goes hungry.

He who welcomes the camel driver needs a big gate.

Two watermelons cannot be held under one arm.

A man who seeks a perfect friend, will remain friendless.

No camel route is long, with good company.