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Sheikh Muslih-uddin Sa'di Shirazi
Gulistan of Sa'di

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  • Chapter VIII - ON RULES FOR CONDUCT IN LIFE
    • Maxim 67
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Maxim 67
 
 
  Fortunate men are admonished by the adventures and similes of
those who have preceded them, before those who follow them can use the
event as a proverb, like thieves who shorten their hands, lest their
hands be cut off.
 
 
        The bird does not go to the grain displayed
        When it beholds another fowl in the trap.
        Take advice by the misfortunes of others
        That others may not take advice from thee.
 
 
 
 



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