Sancho, that the mouth without teeth is like a mill without stone, and in much more a tooth must be estimated than a diamond.
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In Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra's "Don Quixote," a character named Sancho expresses a poignant metaphor about the value of teeth. He compares a mouth without teeth to a mill that lacks its vital stone, illustrating how essential teeth are for proper function and life's enjoyment. This analogy emphasizes the importance of teeth beyond mere aesthetics or wealth, highlighting their practical significance in daily activities like eating and speaking.
Sancho further argues...
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