Bobalicon – Tras el vicio viene el fornico (“Bobalicon” – Fornication comes after vices)

1816-23 (printed in 1864)

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Disparate de Carnabal – Alegrias antruejo, que manana seras ceniza (Proverb on Carnival – Enjoy today’s festivities for tomorrow you will be ash)

1816-23 (printed in 1864)

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Disparate Femenino – Pesa mas que un burro muerto (Proverb on Feminity – She weighs more than a dead donkey)

1816-23 (printed in 1864)

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Si marina bayló, tome que hallé (When Marina danced it came with consequences)

1816-23 (printed in 1864)

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Disparate Volante – Reniego al amigo que cubre con las alas y muerde con el pico (Proverb on Flying – Renounce the friend that protects you with his wings and kills you with his beak)

1816-23 (printed in 1864)

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Disparate Furioso – Hizonos dios y maravillamos (Proverb on Folly – God made us and we were left astounded)

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Disparate General – Unas gato y habito de beato (General Proverb – A wold in sheep’s clothing)

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Dios los cria y ellos se juntan (God created them and they gathered)

1816-23 (printed in 1864)

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Donde va mama? (Where is mother going ?)

1816-23 (printed in 1864)

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Subir y bajar (To Rise and to Fall)

1797-98 (printed in 1799)

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Volaverunt (They have flown)

1797-98 (printed in 1799)

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Porque esconderlos? (Why hide them ?)

1797-98 (printed in 1799)

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Buen viage (Bon voyage)

1797-98 (printed in 1799)

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