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• A bad penny always turns up Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A bad settlement is better than a good lawsuit Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A bad workman blames his tools Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A bean in liberty is better than a comfit in prison Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A bellyful is one of meat, drink, or sorrow Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A bellyful of food is a good one Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A big tree attracts the woodsman's axe Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A blithe heart makes a bloomy visage Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A book borrowed is sooner read then a book bought Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A burnt child dreads the fire Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A camel is a horse designed by committee Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A cat may look at a king Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A chain is no stronger than its weakest link Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A closed mouth catches no flies Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A coin of gold is delighting in a bag of silver coins Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A constant guest is never welcome Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A coward dies a thousand times before his death The valiant never taste of death but once Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A drop of knowledge is greater than an ocean of strength Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A dry cough it, the trumpeter of death Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A dull pencil is greater than the sharpest memory Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A faint heart never won a fair lady Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A fat belly, A lean brain Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A fool and his money are soon parted Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A fox smells its own lair first Or: A fox smells its own stink first Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A friend in need is a friend indeed Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A friend is not so soon gotten as lost Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A good bargain is a pick-purse Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A good beginning makes (for) a good ending Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A good enemy is a better person than a false friend Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A good face needs to band, And a bad one deserves none Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A good man in an evil society seems the greatest villain of all Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A good shot is worth many bad ones, Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A good surgeon has an eagle's eye, a lion's heart, and a lady's hand Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A guilty conscience needs no accuser Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A half truth is a whole lie Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A hungry man is an angry man Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A jack of all trades is master of none Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A kingdom is lost for want of a shoe Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A lie can be halfway around the world before the truth gets its boots on Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A little knowledge is a dangerous thing Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A little Learning is a dangerous Thing; Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A little pot is easily hot Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A loaded wagon makes no noise Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A man is known by the company he keeps Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A man's home is his castle Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A miss by an inch is a miss by a mile Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A new besom sweps clean Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A night with Venus and a life with mercury Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A paragraph should be like a lady's skirt: long enough to cover the essentials but short enough to keep it interesting Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A Pasoly in the eye is worth several in the shins Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A penny earned is a penny lost; a penny shared is a penny well-spent Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A penny spent is a penny earned Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A picture is worth a thousand words Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A pint of plain is yer only man Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A proud mind and a beggar's purse, Agree ill together Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A ragged colt may make a good horse Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A rising tide lifts all boats Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A rolling stone gathers no moss Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A snap of sight may describe much more than a thousand words Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A son is a son 'till he gets him a wife; a daughter's a daughter all her life Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A still tongue makes a wise head Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A stitch in time saves nine Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A thief thinks everyone steals Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A watched pot never boils Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A woman is like a cup of tea; you'll never know how strong she is until she boils Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A woman's work is never done Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A word spoken is past recalling Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• A word to the wise is sufficient Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Ability can take you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Absence makes the heart grow fonder Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Absence makes the heart grow fonder but makes the mind forget Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Act today only, tomorrow is too late, Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Action is the proper fruit of knowledge Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Actions speak louder than words Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Advice most needed is least heeded Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• After dinner sit a while, after supper walk a mile Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All cats love fish but hate to get their paws wet Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All covet, All lose Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All flowers are not in one garden Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All for one and one for all Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All frills and no knickers Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All fur coat and no knickers Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All good things come to an end Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All hat and no cattle Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All is fair in love and war Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All is not lost that is delayed Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All is well, that ends well Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All roads lead to Rome Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All sizzle and no steak Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All that glisters is not gold Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All the world is your country, to do good is your religion Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All things come to him who waits Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All things come to those who wait Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy All play and no work makes Jack a mere toy Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All's fair in love and war Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• All's well that ends well Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Almost and hard by, save many a lie Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Always care about your flowers and your friends Otherwise they'll fade, and soon your house will be empty Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An apple a day keeps the doctor away Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An apple, an egg, and a nut, You may eat after a slut Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An early bird catches worms Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An empty brain Is the devil's shop Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An empty vessel makes the most noise Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An Englishman's home is his castle Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An Englishman's home is his castle Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An ill labourer quarrels with his tools Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An instant sight may save a thousand words Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An old dog will learn no tricks Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• An unbidden guest must bring his stool with him Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• And drinking largely sobers us again ~ Alexander Pope, Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• And the law of England has so particular and tender a regard to the immunity of a man's house, that it stiles it his castle, and will never suffer it to be violated with immunity: agreeing herein with the sentiments of ancient Rome, as expressed in the works of Tully; quid enim sanctius, quid omni religione munitius, quam domus unusquisque civium? Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Anti-promiscuity adage, alluding to a 18th-century mercury-based folk treatment for syphilis Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• April showers bring May flowers Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• As fit as a fiddle Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• As good eat the devil, As the broth he is boil'd in Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another, Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• As soon as a man is born, he begins to die Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• As they say on my own Cape Cod, a rising tide lifts all the boats Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• As you make your bed, so you must lie in it Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Assiduity makes all things easy Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Attributed to Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanac, Plis enfo/Kòmantè
• Aught for naught, and a penny change Plis enfo/Kòmantè