Aphorisms about Birds: Difference between revisions

| title = {{Color | W | Aphorisms about Birds}}

| image = Aphorisms about birds.png

| bookid = AphorismsAboutBirds

| desc = An unadorned codex of goatskin vellum.

 

'''{{Color | W | Aphorisms about Birds}}''' is a book.

{{Quote | Birds can't eat rice that wasn't planted.}}

{{Quote | Reared on the wisdom of our fairy tales, we're accustomed to feeling pity for the man who's transformed into a frog or finch, but seldom is it that we spare a thought for the artless beast who's transformed into a man and upon whom fate has surely played a much crueler trick.}}

{{Quote | If asked who's responsible for your misfortunes, blame birds. They neither care, nor can they muster much of a defense.}}

{{Quote | Let no fear in your heart grow so immense as the fear for large birds.}}

{{Quote | Birds ruin festivals and lift sieges.}}

{{Quote | Ol' Uri squinted and then nodded at the glowcrow's suggestion for a game of backgammon.

{{Quote | The sighting of a crimson swift augurs the death of an aged water baron.

{{Quote | Some birds breathe fire. My meaning here is plain.}}

{{Quote | Atop the Spindle, where debtors and birds go.}}

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