William Cobbett - The great security of all is to eat little and to drink nothing that intoxicates. ...

William Cobbett Zitate

The great security of all is to eat little and to drink nothing that intoxicates. He that eats till he is full is little better than a beast, and he that drinks till he is drunk is quite a beast.

William Cobbett

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Die große Sicherheit aller ist, wenig zu essen und nichts zu trinken, was berauscht. Wer isst, bis er satt ist, ist wenig besser als ein Biest, und wer trinkt, bis er betrunken ist, ist ein ziemliches Biest.

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