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'Tis All for the Best
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Description: The picture describes a story about a traveler who encounters a terrible storm and because he cannot see very well through the rain, he falls into a ditch and breaks his leg. He sits in the ditch through the night, and when dawn breaks, he notices a broken bridge just ahead. He rejoices that he had fallen when he did instead of trying to cross a broken bridge.
Source: Barber, John W. The Handbook of Illustrated Proverbs (New York: George F. Tuttle, 1857) 31
Keywords: all for the best, kproverb, proverb, metaphor, traveler, leg, ditch, storm, broken leg, broken bridge
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