good
and I know "Every way leads to Rome"

2008/9/14 anurag barthwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

>
> Hi friends,
>
> The Proverb of The Day Is :
>
> ―  *'Rome was not built in a day'
>
> *―  *Explanation :* Time, patience and patience are needed for a difficult
> and important task.
> The city of Rome, like all great works, was *built* over many years of
> hard work. "*Rome was not built in one day*" says that you must work hard
> and keep working hard if you want to build something great.
>
> *― **Origin : *This familiar saying was originally a French proverb, 'Rome
> was not made all in one day,' which was recorded in 'Li Proverbe au Vilain'
> (c. 1190). The English version did not appear until three centuries later,
> when it was included first in Richard Taverner's translation of 'Erasmus'
> Adages' (1545) as 'Rome was not built in one day.
> ―* Example :*
>  ■ "Are you still working on that same painting?" *Answer:* "Hey! *Rome
> was not built in one day*!"
>
>  ■ "It will be at least six more years of study before I can become a
> doctor." *Answer*: "*Rome was not built in one day*."
>
> ■   "It is taking me a long time to write this computer program." Answer:
> "*Rome was not built in one day*."
>
> ―* Further Reading : **Words describing people* :
>
> ***http://groups.google.co.in/group/english_learners/web/describing-people
> *http://groups.google.co.in/group/english_learners/web/describing-people-2
> *
> *
>
> >
>

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