A Curious Table-clot&a
Emperor William^ is the happy possessor of a remarkable^^^ql^, which was among the 'wMdro|^ presents offered the Imperial couple bj the women of Sohlesipg-tipfsteip. It has woven into its texture, a huh}ber of proveibs and mottoes, of. whTch the following are some of .the specimens : "If thou wilt have.' spads (fun), be careful with the glass. " Ever hope, never flaaj£'V ir&ln water you can see your face, iif wine discern the hearts of men." " Who so has wings, should'^soa/' high." " Be constant toWardifrlend^md foe." " Noble women often do great deeds, even when appearing humble." " Someone's friend no one's enemy," " Contentment is a care. art," .'• ]Jonour and oath before .land and people."
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Manawatu Herald, 23 April 1895, Page 2
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114A Curious Table-clot&a Manawatu Herald, 23 April 1895, Page 2
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