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Kill the chicken to frighten the monkey.
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Know thyself to know others, for heart beats like heart.
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Large demands on oneself and little demands on others keep
resentment at bay.
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Laws control the lesser man; right conduct controls the greater
one.
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Learn to handle a writing-brush and you'll never handle a
begging-bowl.
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Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.
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Learning is a weightless treasure you always carry easy.
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Learning is better than house and land.
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Learning is like rowing upstream: not to advance is to drop
back.
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Learning is treasure no thief can touch.
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Learning is weightless, treasure you can always carry easily.
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Leave a bit of the tail to whisk off flies.
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Let him who does not know what war is go to war.
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Life is partly what we make it, and partly what it is made by the
friends whom we choose.
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Life isn't all beer and skittles.
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Listen to all, plucking a feather from every passing goose, but,
follow no one absolutely.
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Long roads test the horse, long dealings the friend.
Source: (Chinese)
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Look for a thing until you find it and you'll not lose your
labor.
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Looking for fish? Don't climb a tree.
Source: (Chinese)
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Losing comes of winning money.
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Love is blind, and greed insatiable.
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Love is blind, friendship closes its eyes.
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Love is blind.
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Love is incompatible with fear.
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Make happy those who are near, and those who are far will come.
Source: (Chinese)
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Make sure you leave some fat for the other side.
Source: (Chinese)
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Mallet strikes chisel; chisel splits wood.
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Man cannot stir one inch without the push of heaven's finger.
Source: (Chinese)
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Man concocts a million schemes; god knows but one.
Source: (Chinese)
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Man fools himself. He prays for a long life and he fears old
age.
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Man has a thousand plans, heaven but one.
Source: (Chinese)
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Man is heaven and earth in miniature.
Source: (Chinese)
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Man must be sharpened on man, like knife on stone.
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Mankind fears an evil man but heaven does not.
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Mankind scorns a virtuous man, but heaven does not.
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Manners maketh man.
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Many a good face is under a ragged hat.
Source: (Chinese)
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Many a little make a mickle.
Source: (Chinese)
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Many books do not use up words; many words do not use up
thoughts.
Source: (Chinese)
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Married couples tell each other a thousand things without speech.
Source: (Chinese)
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Married couples who love each other tell each other a thousand
things without talking.
Source: (Chinese)
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Medicine can only cure curable disease, and then not always.
Source: (Chinese)
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Men fated to be happy need not haste.
Source: (Chinese)
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Men in the game are blind to what men looking on see clearly.
Source: (Chinese)
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Men know not all their faults, oxen all their strength.
Source: (Chinese)
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Misfortune is not that which can be avoided, but that which
cannot.
Source: (Chinese)
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Nature is better than a middling doctor.
Source: (Chinese)
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Nature, time and patience are the three great physicians.
Source: (Chinese)
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Never answer a letter while you are angry.
Source: (Chinese)
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Never argue with a man who buys ink by the barrel.
Source: (Chinese)
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