The Cyclopedia of Practical Quotations

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Quotes by Metastasio

8 quotations from The Cyclopedia of Practical Quotations (1896), with the subject each one is filed under.

Sai, che piegar si vede Il docile arboscello, Che vince allor che cede Dei turbini al furor. Know that the slender shrub which is seen to bend, conquers when it yields to the storm.— filed under Conquest
L'ape e la serpe spesso Suggon l'istesso umore; The bee and the serpent often sip from the selfsame flower.— filed under Conscience
D'ogni pianta palesa l'aspetto Il difetto, che il tronco nasconde Per le fronde, dal frutto, o dal fior. The canker which the trunk conceals is revealed by the leaves, the fruit, or the flower.— filed under Disease
Se a ciascun l'interno affanno Si leggesse in fronte scritto, Quanti mai, che invidia fanno, Ci farebbero pietà! If our inward griefs were seen written on our brow, how many would be pitied who are now envied!— filed under Grief
Il torre altrui la vita E facoltà comune Al più vil della terra; il darla è solo De' Numi, e de' Regnanti. To take away life is a power which the vilest of the earth have in common; to give it belongs to gods and kings alone.— filed under Life
Fra l' ombre un lampo solo Basta al nocchier fugace, Che già ritrova il polo, Già riconosce il mar. In the dark a glimmering light is often sufficient for the pilot to find the polar star, and to fix his course.— filed under Light
4. 123. Qual diverrà quel fiume, Nel lungo suo cammino, Se al fonte ancor vicino È torbido così ? What will the stream become in its length. ened course, if it be so turbid at its source?— filed under Purity
Quell' onda, che ruina Dalla pendice alpina, Balza, si frange, e mormora Ma limpida si fa. That water which falls from some Alpine height is dashed, broken, and will murmur loudly, but grows limpid by its fall.— filed under Purity
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