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8£® A bosom friend afar brings a distant land near. 9£® Brevity is the soul of wit. 10£®Business is business. 11£®The cart will find its way round the hill £ £ when it gets there. 12£® he cleverest housewife cannot cook a meal without rice. 13£® Clumsy birds have to start flying early. 14£® Complete sincerity can affect even metal and stone. 15£® Confront a person with the danger of death and he will fight to live. 16£® Constant dripping wears away the stone. 17£® Custom is a second nature. 18£® Deal with a man as he deals with you. 19£® Debts of blood must be paid in blood. 20£® Different trades are separated as by mountains. 21£® Different the first time, easy the second. 22£® Early sow, early mow. 23£® Even the wise are not free from error. 24£® Every failure one meets with adds to one's experience. 25£® Every man has a share of responsibility for the fate of his country. 26£® Every man has the defects of his own virtues. 27£® Every man to his taste. 28£® Every profession produces its own leading authority. 29£® Everyone thinks in his way. 30£® Everything has its time and that time must be watched. 31£® Everything must have a beginning. 32£® Example is better than precept. 33£® Experience is the mother of wisdom. 34£® Experience is the teacher of fools. 35£® Extreme joy begets sorrow. 36£® An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth. 37£® The eye is bigger than the belly. 38£® A fall into the pit, a gain in your wit. 39£® Fame portends trouble for men just as fattening does for pigs. 40£® Few words are best. 41£® A few are no match for the many. 42£® Fire and water have no mercy. 43£® Fit the appetite to the dishes and the dress to the figure. 44£® A friend in need is a friend indeed. 45£® The friendship of a gentleman is insipid as water. 46£® Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains. 47£® The gift is trifling but the feeling is profound. 48£® A good tale is not the worse for being told twice. 49£® Good will be rewarded with good, and evil with evil. 50£® A great teacher produces a brilliant student. 51£® Habit is second nature. 52£® Haste makes waste. 53£® Haughtiness invites disaster, humility receives benefit. 54£® He dances well to whom fortune pipes. 55£® He is lifeless that is faultless. 56£® He that touchs pitch shall be defiled. 57£® He who gives no thought to difficulties in the future is sure to be beset by £ £ £ £ worries much closer at hand. 58£® He who has come is surely strong or he'd never have come along. 59£® He who helps others helps himself. 60£® He who laughs last laughs longest. 61£® Health is better than wealth. 62£® Hearts which beat in unison are linked. 63£® History repeats itself. 64£® An honest man does nothing underhand. 65£® Honesty is the best policy. 66£® Honours change manners. 67£® If the upper beam is not straight, the lower ones will go aslant. 68£® If you do not wish anyone to know what you have done, it is better not to have £ £ £ done it in the first place. 69£® If you work at it hard enough, you can grind an iron rod into a £ £ £ £ £ needle. 70£® Illness comes from food and trouble from speech. 71£® Important people have short memories. 72£® In for a penny, in for a pound. 73£® In wine there is truth. 74£® It is easy to be wise after the event. 75£® A just cause enjoys abundant support while an unjust cause finds little. 76£® Justice has long arms. 77£® Keep on learning as long as you live. 78£® Know the enemy and know yourself, and you can fight a hundred £ £ £ £ £ £ battles without defeat. 79£® Lessons learned from the past can guide one in the future. 80£® Like attracts like. 81£® Like teacher, like pupil. 82£® Live and learn. 83£® The longest way round is the nearest way home. 84£® Maintain an army for a thousand days to use it for an hour. 85£® A man among men is he who knows when to eat humble pie and when to hold his head £ £ high. 86£® Man has but one life, grass sees but one spring. 87£® A man of great wisdom often seems slowwitted. 88£® Misfortunes never come singly. 89£® A moment's error can bring a lifelong regret. 90£® Money is the root of all evil. 91£® The monk may run away, but the temple can't run with him. 92£® The more illumination, the more temptation. 93£® More pay for more work. 94£® Necessity is the mother of invention. 95£® No discord, no concord. 96£® Nothing is so certain as the unexpected. 97£® Nothing venture, nothing have. 98£® One false step brings everlasting grief. 99£® One never goes to the temple for no reason. 100£®Open different locks with different keys. 101£®Opportunity brings success. 102£®Opportunity knocks but once. 103£®Other times, other manners. 104£®Plant melons and you get melons, sow £ £ £ beans and you get beans. 105£®Practice makes perfect. 106£®Practise what you preach. 107£®Providence does not let down a man who £ £ £ does his best. 108£® ublic opinion is the best judge. 109£® Quickly come, quickly go. 110£® A rabbit doesn't eat the grass near its own hole. 111£® Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles. 112£® Reading enriches the mind. 113£® Reading is always profitable. 114£® A relative far off is less help than a neighbour close by. 115£® Running water is never stale and a door-hinge never gets worm-eaten. 116£® Saying is one thing and doing another. 117£® The sea of bitterness has no bounds, repent and the shore is at£ hand. 118£® Silence is golden. 119£® A single spark can start a prairie fire. 120£® Slight negligence may lead to great disaster. 121£® A small leak will sink a great ship. 122£® A sparrow may be small but it has all the vital organs. 123£® A storm may arise from a clear sky. 124£® Strike while the iron is hot. 125£® Sturdy grass withstands high winds; true gold stands the test of fire. 126£® There are no poor soldiers under a good general. 127£® There is always a way out. 128£® There is no fire without smoke. 129£® There is no royal road to learning. |
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