
There are 2 important verbs in this proverb – the verb fare – to do or to make, and the verb avere, to have.
This proverb also somewhat implies that you reap what you sow. If you do good in this world, then you should have nothing to fear.
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There are 2 important verbs in this proverb – the verb fare – to do or to make, and the verb avere, to have.
This proverb also somewhat implies that you reap what you sow. If you do good in this world, then you should have nothing to fear.

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