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A watched pot ��pan�А�is long in boiling。 ��1976��
A wicked book is the wickeder because it cannot repent。 ��523��
A wicked man is his own hell。 ��1497��
A wife is not to be chosen by the eye only。 ��216��
A willful fault has no excuse and deserves no pardon。 ��1528��
A wise head makes a close mouth。 ��617��
A wise man cares not for what he cannot have。 ��908��
A wise man changes his mind�察�a fool never will。 ��894��
A wise man hears one word and understand two。 ��891��
A wise man is never less alone than when ��he is�� alone。 ��892��
A wise man thinks all that he says�察�a fool says all that he thinks。 ��899��
A wise man will make tools of what es to hand。 ��888��
A wonder lasts but nine days。 ��1977��
A wooer should open his ears more than his eyes。 ��217��
A word and a stone let go cannot be recalled。 ��630��
A word in season is most precious。 ��660��
A word in time is worth two afterwards。 ��661��
A word is enough to the wise。 ��909��
A word is no arrow�察�but it can pierce the heart。 ��689��
A word spoken cannot be recalled。 ��628��
A word spoken is an arrow let fly。 ��631��
A word spoken is past recalling。 ��627��
A work ill done must be twice done。 ��309��
A worm will turn。 ��1978��
A young man idle�察�an old man needy。 ��1474��
A young man married is a man that¨s marred。 ��207��
A young twig is easier twisted than an old tree。 ��299��
Bad luck always es in threes。 ��1364��
Bad news has wings。 ��1520��
Bad workmen often blame their tools。 ��1979��
Bare words�察�no bargain。 ��663��
Barking dogs seldom bite。 ��1782��
Beard the lion in his den。 ��1834��
Bear with evil and expect good。 ��815��
Beauty and folly are often panions。 ��1599��
Beauty is but skin deep。 ��1416��
Beauty is in the beholder¨s eye。 ��178��
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder ��gazer�А� ��179��
Beauty is potent�察�but money is more potent。 ��992��
Beauty is truth�察�truth beauty。 ��511��
Beauty lies in lover¨s eyes。��180��
Be considerate toward the poor。 ��1192��
Before gold�察�even kings takes off their hats。 ��983��
Before you make a friend�察�eat a bushel of salt with him。 ��1860��
Beggars must ��should�А�be no choosers。 ��1121��
Be it ever so humble�察�there is no place like home。 ��238��
Be just to all�察�but trust not all。 ��959��
Believe no tales from the enemy。 ��1940��
Be slow to promise and quick to perform。 ��648��
Best to bend while ¨tis a twig。 ��298��
Be swift to hear�察�slow to speak。 ��606��
Better a glorious death than a shameful life。 ��1167��
Better an open enemy than a false friend。 ��1914��
Better a witty fool than a foolish wit。 ��906��
Better be alone than in bad pany。 ��1907��
Better be half hanged than ill wed。 ��210��
Better be poor than wicked。 ��1185��
Better be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion。 ��1771��
Better be the head of an ass than the tail of a horse。 ��1748��
Better be the head of the yeomanry than the tail of the gentry。 ��1980��
Better be upright and want�察�than wicked and have abundance。 ��1505��
Better die standing than live kneeling。 ��1172��
Better die with honour than live with shame。 ��1168��
Better go to bed supperless than rise in debt。 ��1203��
Better late than never。 ��325��
Better lose the saddle than the horse。 ��1218��
Better master one than engage with ten。 ��326��
Better say nothing than nothing to the purpose。 ��655��
Better spare at brim than at bottom。 ��846��
Better spared than ill spent。 ��857��
Better spare to have of thine own�察�than ask of other man。 ��847��
Better to die in glory than live in dishonour。 ��1171��
Better to do well than to say well。 ��588��
Better to reign in hell than serve in heaven。 ��1981��
Better without gold than without friend。 ��1898��
Between friends all is mon。 ��1894��
Between two stools one goes to the ground。 ��449��
Beware beginnings。 ��1982��
Beware of a silent dog and still water。 ��1784��
Beware of him who regards not his reputation。 ��950��
Big fish eat little fish。 ��734��
Bind the sack before it is full。 ��1983��
Birds of a feather flock together。 ��1657��
Bitter pills may have wholesome effort。 ��1109��
Black will take no other hue。 ��1503��
Blood is thicker than water。 ��271��
Books and friends should be few but good。 ��512��
Books are the ever´burning lamps of accumulated wisdom。 ��514��
Books�察�like friends�察�should be few and well chosen。 ��513��
Borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry。 ��879��
Bought wit is dear。 ��927��
Burnt bairns dread the fire。 ��1333��
Business before pleasure。 ��376��
Business is business。 ��334��
Business is the salt of life。 ��375��
Business makes a man as well as tries him。 ��377��
Business may be troublesome�察�but idleness is pernicious。 ��383��
Business neglected is business lost。 ��379��
Butter to butter is no relish。 ��453��
By learning you will teaching�察�by teaching you will learn。 ��355��
By little and little the wolf eateth the sheep。 ��1820��
By other¨s faults wise men correct their own。 ��1345��
By the side of sickness health bees sweet。 ��1082��
By the street of ^Bye´and´bye ̄ one arrives at the house of ^Never ̄。 ��1984��
Caesar¨s wife must be above suspicion。 ��1985��
Calamity is man¨s true touchstone。��1374��
Call no man happy before he is dead。 ��1161��
Call no man happy before his death ��till he dies�А� ��1162��
Call no man happy till ��until�А�he is dead。 ��1163��
Care and diligence bring luck。 ��345��
Care killed the cat。��1986��
Carrion crows bewail the dead sheep and then eat them。 ��1708��
Cats hide their paws。 ��1760��
Charity begins at home�察�but should not end there。 ��258��
Cheats never prosper。 ��1634��
Cheek brings success。 ��1987��
Children and fools cannot lie。 ��290��
Children and fools have merry lives。 ��414��
Children are certain cares�察�but uncertain forts。 ��303��
Children are the parents¨ riches。 ��272��
Children are what the mothers are。 ��261��
Children have the qualities of the parents。 ��262��
Children learn to creep ere they can go。 ��281��
Choose a wife rather by your ear than your eye。 ��215��
Christmas es but once a year。 ��6��
Circumstances are the rulers of the weak�察�instruments of the wise。 ��905��
Clothes don¨t make the man。 ��1422��
Clothes make the man。 ��1426��
Clumsy birds have to start flying early。 ��1664��
mon sense is not mon。 ��558��
munity of purpose makes friendship。 ��1932��
panions are odious。 ��1988��
pany in distress makes trouble ��the sorrow�А�less。 ��1210��
Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success。 ��391��
Confidence is a plant of slow growth。 ��955��
Congenial minds are disposed to associate。 ��1989��
Constant dropping wears away a stone。 ��805��
Constant dropping wears the stone。 ��804��
Content is happiness。 ��415��
Courage and resolution are the spirit and soul of virtue。 ��778��
Cover your head by day as much as you will�察�by night as much as you can。 ��1046��
Cowards die often ��many times�А�before their deaths。 ��1990��
Creditors have better memories than debtors。 ��1991��
Crows do not pick crow¨s eyes。 ��1677��
Cry up wine and sell vinegar。 ��1992��
Custom is another nature。 ��566��
Custom is a second nature。 ��565��
Custom makes all the things easy。 ��567��
Custom reconciles us to everything。 ��568��
Custom rules the law。 ��569��
Custom without reason is but ancient error。 ��571��
Cut your coat according to your cloth。 ��450��
Danger is next neighbour to security。 ��1993��
Dangers foreseen are the sooner prevented。 ��1994��
Daughters and dead fish are no keeping wares。 ��306��
Dead men tell no tales。 ��1159��
Death defies the doctor。 ��1156��
Death frees us from ills。 ��1146��
Death is mon ��sure�А�to all。 ��1135��
Death is the grand ��great�А�leveller。 ��1147��
Death levels all men。 ��1148��
Death meets us everywhere。 ��1175��
Death pays all debts ��scores�А� ��1142��
Death quits ��all�� scores。 ��1143��
Death spares neither small nor great。 ��1149��
Death squares all accounts。 ��1144��
Deeds are fruits�察�words are but leaves。 ��654��
Deeds�察�not words。 ��593��
Delays are dangerous。��87��
Deliberate slowly�察�execute promptly。 ��336��
Despair gives courage to a coward。 ��1995��
Desperate diseases must have desperate cures。 ��1088��
Destroy the lion while he is yet but a whelp。 ��1835��
Dexterity es by experience。 ��1315��
Diet cures more than doctors ��pills�А� ��1099��
Digging your grave with your own teeth。 ��1100��
Diligence is the mother of good fortune。 ��344��
Diligence is the mother of success。 ��343��
Dirty linen should be washed at home。 ��248��
Disappointment is the nurse of wisdom。 ��1376��
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