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!Oh, Madre Querida! Recogido en Eslava
1914ko gerrako iheslariaren kanta
26 Dichos de mayores a pequeños
34 Refranes
A buen vender, la camisa venderé.
A costa de tu tío rico trabaja, Perico.
A dondequiera que vayas ten por pariente a las sayas.
A la cama, que es buen prado, y el que no duerme está echado.
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