On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it h — and he repented having stolen the melon.
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On a moonless night a man entered into his neighbour's garden and stole the largest melon he could find and brought it home.He opened it and found it still unripe.Then behold a marvel!The man's conscience woke and smote him with remorse

— and he repented having stolen the melon.
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In one drop of water are found all the secrets of all the oceans — in one aspect of You are found all the aspects of existence.
Desire is half of life — indifference is half of death.
The professors in the academy say, “Do not make the model more beautiful than she is,” and my soul whispers, “O if you c — Kahlil Gibran, Beloved Prophet: The Love Letters of Kahlil Gibran and Mary Haskell, and Her Private Journal
He suffered much, but he understood the mystery of pain: he knew that tears make all things shine. — Kahlil Gibran, Beloved Prophet: The Love Letters of Kahlil Gibran and Mary Haskell, and Her Private Journal
Let there be no scales to weigh your un-known treasure — And seek not the depths of your knowledge with staff or sounding line.For self is a sea boundless and measureless.
You pray in your distress and in your need — would that you might pray also in the fullness of your joy and in your days of abundance.
Half of what I say is meaningless — but I say it so that the other half may reach you.
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Out of suffering have emerged the strongest souls — the most massive characters are seared with scars.
The real in us is silent — the acquired is talkative.
Oftentimes I have hated in self-defense — but if I were stronger I would not have used such a weapon.