i.e. Opium-eaters never wear white kid gloves.

51.
1bc0 † 2k1a′0 † 3eh0 † 4d1b′0 † 5h′c′0 † 6k′1e′0;
1bc † 4db′ † 5h′c′ † 3eh † 6k′e′ † 2ka′da′0 † d1,
i.e. ¶ d1a′0

i.e. A good husband always comes home for his tea.

52.
1a′1k′0 † 2ch0 † 3h′k0 † 4b1d′0 † 5ea0 † 6d1c′0
1a′k′ † 3h′k † 2ch † 6dc′ † 4bd′ † 5eabe0 † b1,
i.e. ¶ b1e0

i.e. Bathing-machines are never made of mother-of-pearl.

[pg163]53.
1da′0 † 2k1b′0 † 3c1h0 † 4d′1k′0 † 5e1c′0 † 6a1h′0;
1da′ † 4d′k′ † 2kb′ † 6ah′ † 5ch † 3ec′
b′e0 † e1, i.e. ¶ e1b′0

i.e. Rainy days are always cloudy.

54.
1kb′0 † 1a′1c′0 † 3d′b0 † 4k′1h′0 † 5ea0 † 6d1c0;
1kb′ † 3d′b † 4k′h′ † 6dc † 2a′c′ † 5ea
h′e0

i.e. No heavy fish is unkind to children.

55.
1k′1b′0 † 2eh′0 † 3c′d0 † 4hb0 † 5ac0 † 6kd′0;
1k′b′ † 4hb † 2eh′ † 6kd′ † 3c′d † 5acea0