感恩的英语格言

001 The sting of a reproach,is the truth of it. 指责带给你刺痛，正是它的忠实之处。

2002-02-12 002 Virtue and happiness are mother and daugher. 美德和幸福犹如母女。 2002-02-12 003 TAll mankind are beholden to him that is kind to the good. 行善者，人人铭记之。

2002-02-12 004 It's the easiest thing in the world for a man to deceive himself. 自欺是世上最易之事。 2002-02-12 005 'Tis easier to prevent bad hadits than to breadk them. 防止染上恶习远比消除恶习容易。

2002-02-12 006 An old man in a house is a good sign. 家中有老是一个好迹象。 2002-02-12 007 Speak with contempt of none,form slave to king,the meanest bee,and will use,a sting. 别用言词贬低任何人，无论国王还是奴隶。

最卑戝的蜜蜂也 2002-02-12 008 Beware,beware!he'll cheat'ithout scruple,who can without fear. 当心，当心！行骗而无所畏惧者，也将无所顾虑。 2002-02-12 009 How few there are who have courage enough to own their faults.or resolution enough to mend them！ 承认并改正错误，需要有足够的勇气和决心 2002-02-12 010 If thou dost ill,the joy fades,not the pains;if well,the pain doth fade,the joy remains. 你若作恶，消失的是快乐而非痛苦；你若行善，消失的 2002-02-12 011 Trick and treachery are the practice if fools,that have not wit enough to be honest. 傻瓜习惯于诡计和背判的伎俩，他们还没聪明到学会真诚待人 2002-02-12 012 Great beauty,great stength,and great riches,are really and truly of no great use;a right heart exceeds all. 貌美，力大，有钱，实无大益；一 2002-02-12 013 Let our fathers and garandfathers be valued for their goodness,ourselves for our own. 让父亲和祖辈因他们的善行受到尊重，让我们因我们自己的 2002-02-12 014 Thirst after desert,not reward. 渴求美德而非奖赏。

2002-02-12 015 If thou injurest conscience,it will have its revenge on thee. 伤害良心，将受到良心的严惩。 2002-02-12 016 If thou wouldest live long,live well;for folly and wickedness shorten life. 若欲求长寿，生活须行善，因为蠢行和邪恶会把生命缩短。

2002-02-12 017 Each year one vicious habit rooted out,in time minght make the worst man good throughout. 每年根除一恶习，恶根亦会成完人。 2002-02-12 018 None but the well-bred man knows how to confess a fault,or acknowledge himself in an error. 唯有有教养者方知如何承认错误，或意识到自己行为 2002-02-12 019 If you do what you should not,you must hear what you would not. 若做了不应做之事，则必然会听见不愿听之语。

2002-02-12 020 Let thy vices die before thee. 让恶习先你死去。 2002-02-12 021 Act uprightly,and despise calumny.Dirt may stick to a mud wall,but not polish'd marble. 为人正直的就不惧诽谤：污物可以沾到泥墙上，却附不 2002-02-12 022 An honest man will receive neither money nor praise,that is not his due. 正直的人既不收受他人的钱财，也不接受他人的奉承，这些都不是他应得的 2002-02-12 023 The honest man takes pains,and then enjoys pleasure,the knave takes pleasure,and then suffers pains. 正直的人先经历痛苦，然后享受欢乐；无赖 2002-02-12 024 He that doth what he should not,shall feel what he would not. 若做了不应该做的事，则将产生自己所不希望有的感觉。

2002-02-12 025 The goodwill of the governed will be starv'd,if not fed by the good deeds of the governors. 被统治者的良好愿望，若无统治者的善待，亦会饿死 2002-02-12 026 The brave and the wise can both pity and excuse,when cowards and fools shew no mercy. 勇者和智者均有同情谅解之心，而懦夫和愚者则毫无怜悯之 2002-02-12 027 Calamity and prisperity are the touchstones of integrity. 不幸与幸运都是正直的试金石。 2002-02-12 028 Who judges best of a man,his enemies or himself？ 谁能最恰当地评价一个人，他的敌人还是他自己？ 2002-02-12 029 Cunning proceeds from want of capacity. 狡诈出自于能力的缺乏。

2002-02-12 030 You may be too cunning for one,but not for all. 蒙骗得了一人，但蒙骗不了所有的人。 2002-02-12 031 Clean your finger,before you point at my spots. 先洗浄你的手指，再指出我的污迹。

2002-02-12 032 He that can bear a reproof,and mend by it,if he is not wise,is in a fair way of being so. 能承受责备并据此改过者，若不算是智者，也距之不远 2002-02-12 033 Tis hard to be poor and honest:An empty sack can hardly stand upright,but if it does,'tis a stout one！ 要做到贫穷而又诚实实在不容易 2002-02-12 034 Keep conscience clear,then never fear. 问心无愧，永无畏惧。 2002-02-12 035 When you're good to others,you are best to yourself. 善待他人，即是最善待自己。

2002-02-12 036 What is serving God?'Tis doing good to man. 什么才算是为上帝奉献？即对人行善。 2002-02-12 037 A quite conscience sleeps in thunder,but rest 。

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