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Misfortune hastens age. |
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Misfortune tells us what fortune is. |
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Our worst misfortunes are often those that never happen. |
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We may accept great misfortunes but resent small ones. |
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The fear of misfortune is often greater than the misfortune itself. |
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Remembering our misfortunes gives us an added misfortune. |
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Who has no ill fortune is troubled with good. |
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Our misfortunes are sometimes a blessing in disguise. |
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Even to lose may be some gain. |
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Sometimes a piece of bad luck can come in very handy. |
