Proverb Lore Many sayings, wise or otherwise, on many subjects, gleaned from many sources By: F. Edward (Frederick Edward) Hulme (1841-1909)
Proverb Lore by F. Edward Hulme is an extensive collection of sayings and proverbs from a variety of sources. The book delves into a wide range of subjects and offers a plethora of wisdom and insights. Hulme's approach to compiling this extensive collection is commendable. It is evident that he put in a great deal of effort and research into gathering these sayings, which span different cultures and historical periods. As a result, Proverb Lore presents a diverse array of proverbs that offer valuable reflections on life, love, wisdom, and common human experiences. One of the book's strengths is its organization. Hulme skillfully categorizes the proverbs into different themes, making it convenient for readers who may be looking for insights on specific subjects. Whether you want to explore sayings about family, friendship, success, or even more specific topics like food or animals, this book has something for everyone. Furthermore, what sets Proverb Lore apart is its inclusion of lesser-known proverbs alongside the familiar ones. While many books on proverbs often contain the same well-known sayings, Hulme takes a fresh approach by introducing variations that may be unfamiliar to readers. This adds intrigue and opens up new perspectives on familiar subjects. Despite the vast number of proverbs included, Hulme provides concise explanations or interpretations for each one. This allows readers to grasp the intended meaning and context behind the sayings, enhancing their understanding and appreciation. Hulme's explanations are concise yet insightful, providing enough background information without overwhelming readers with unnecessary details. However, one aspect that may have benefited from further development is the inclusion of anecdotes or stories related to the proverbs. Although Hulme briefly mentions some cultural or historical contexts, the addition of relevant stories or examples could have enriched the book further. Such stories would have provided a deeper connection between the proverbs and their implications in real-life situations, further engaging readers. Overall, Proverb Lore by F. Edward Hulme is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the wisdom and insights encapsulated in proverbs. The breadth and diversity of the sayings, coupled with Hulme's concise explanations, ensure that readers will find something thought-provoking and applicable to their own lives within these pages. Whether you seek inspiration, guidance, or simply enjoy delving into the cultural richness of proverbs, this book is a worthwhile addition to your collection. First Page: Transcriber's Notes: Words in italics in the original are surrounded by underscores . Words in Greek in the original are transliterated and surrounded by plus signs. Variations in spelling, hyphenation, and presence or absence of accent marks remain as in the original. One quotation in the original uses a macron over a vowel to indicate that the following letter should be an "n". In this text, the following representations are used: [=e] represents "e" with a macron [=o] represents "o" with a macron [=u] represents "u" with a macron A complete list of typographical corrections as well as other notes follows the text. PROVERB LORE [Illustration] PROVERB LORE MANY SAYINGS, WISE OR OTHERWISE, ON MANY SUBJECTS, GLEANED FROM MANY SOURCES BY F. EDWARD HULME, F.S.A. AUTHOR OF "WAYSIDE SKETCHES," "MYTHLAND," "NATURAL HISTORY LORE AND LEGEND," "SYMBOLISM IN ART," "WILD FRUITS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE," "FAMILIAR WILD FLOWERS," ETC. LONDON ELLIOT STOCK, 62 PATERNOSTER ROW, E... Continue reading book >>

Proverb Lore Many sayings, wise or otherwise, on many subjects, gleaned from many sources By: F. Edward (Frederick Edward) Hulme (1841-1909)

Proverb Lore by F. Edward Hulme is an extensive collection of sayings and proverbs from a variety of sources. The book delves into a wide range of subjects and offers a plethora of wisdom and insights.

Hulme's approach to compiling this extensive collection is commendable. It is evident that he put in a great deal of effort and research into gathering these sayings, which span different cultures and historical periods. As a result, Proverb Lore presents a diverse array of proverbs that offer valuable reflections on life, love, wisdom, and common human experiences.

One of the book's strengths is its organization. Hulme skillfully categorizes the proverbs into different themes, making it convenient for readers who may be looking for insights on specific subjects. Whether you want to explore sayings about family, friendship, success, or even more specific topics like food or animals, this book has something for everyone.

Furthermore, what sets Proverb Lore apart is its inclusion of lesser-known proverbs alongside the familiar ones. While many books on proverbs often contain the same well-known sayings, Hulme takes a fresh approach by introducing variations that may be unfamiliar to readers. This adds intrigue and opens up new perspectives on familiar subjects.

Despite the vast number of proverbs included, Hulme provides concise explanations or interpretations for each one. This allows readers to grasp the intended meaning and context behind the sayings, enhancing their understanding and appreciation. Hulme's explanations are concise yet insightful, providing enough background information without overwhelming readers with unnecessary details.

However, one aspect that may have benefited from further development is the inclusion of anecdotes or stories related to the proverbs. Although Hulme briefly mentions some cultural or historical contexts, the addition of relevant stories or examples could have enriched the book further. Such stories would have provided a deeper connection between the proverbs and their implications in real-life situations, further engaging readers.

Overall, Proverb Lore by F. Edward Hulme is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the wisdom and insights encapsulated in proverbs. The breadth and diversity of the sayings, coupled with Hulme's concise explanations, ensure that readers will find something thought-provoking and applicable to their own lives within these pages. Whether you seek inspiration, guidance, or simply enjoy delving into the cultural richness of proverbs, this book is a worthwhile addition to your collection.

First Page:

Transcriber's Notes: Words in italics in the original are surrounded by underscores . Words in Greek in the original are transliterated and surrounded by plus signs. Variations in spelling, hyphenation, and presence or absence of accent marks remain as in the original.

One quotation in the original uses a macron over a vowel to indicate that the following letter should be an "n". In this text, the following representations are used:

[=e] represents "e" with a macron [=o] represents "o" with a macron [=u] represents "u" with a macron

A complete list of typographical corrections as well as other notes follows the text.

PROVERB LORE

[Illustration]

PROVERB LORE

MANY SAYINGS, WISE OR OTHERWISE, ON MANY SUBJECTS, GLEANED FROM MANY SOURCES

F. EDWARD HULME, F.S.A.

AUTHOR OF "WAYSIDE SKETCHES," "MYTHLAND," "NATURAL HISTORY LORE AND LEGEND," "SYMBOLISM IN ART," "WILD FRUITS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE," "FAMILIAR WILD FLOWERS," ETC.

LONDON ELLIOT STOCK, 62 PATERNOSTER ROW, E... Continue reading book >>

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