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He that does not save pennies, will never have pounds.
Source: (Danish)
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He that does you a very ill turn will never forgive you.
Source: (Danish)
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He that doth most at once doth least.
Source: (Danish)
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He that drinks beer, thinks beer.
Source: (Danish)
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He that has no money in his purse, should have fair words on his
lips.
Source: (Danish)
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He that hides is no better than he that steals.
Source: (Danish)
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He that hires one garden eats birds; he that hires more than one
will be eaten by the birds.
Source: (Danish)
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He that holds is no better than he that scourges.
Source: (Danish)
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He that inquires much, learns much.
Source: (Danish)
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He that is once at sea, must either sail or sink.
Source: (Danish)
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He that keeps out of harm's way will gather goodly riches.
Source: (Danish)
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He that laughs at his ain joke spoils the sport o't.
Source: (Danish)
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He that lies down with the dogs, will get up with fleas.
Source: (Danish)
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He that lives in hope dances to an ill tune.
Source: (Danish)
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He that lives on hope has but a slender diet.
Source: (Danish)
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He that lives upon hope will die fasting.
Source: (Danish)
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He that performs his own errand saves the messenger's hire.
Source: (Danish)
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He that says what he should not, will hear what he would not.
Source: (Danish)
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He that sings himself is the best pleased.
Source: (Danish)
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He that touches pitch defiles himself.
Source: (Danish)
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He that touches pitch shall be defiled.
Source: (Danish)
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He that wants to hang a dog, is sure to find a rope.
Source: (Danish)
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He that wants to hang a dog, says that it bites the sheep.
Source: (Danish)
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He that was born under a three-halfpenny planet shall never be
worth twopence.
Source: (Danish)
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He that you seat upon your shoulder will often try to get upon
your head.
Source: (Danish)
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He who abuses others must not be particular about the answer he
gets.
Source: (Danish)
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He who builds according to every man's advise will have a crooked
house.
Source: (Danish)
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He who can sit upon a stone and feed himself should not move.
Source: (Danish)
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He who can't get bacon, must be content with cabbage.
Source: (Danish)
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He who comes first to the mill is first served.
Source: (Danish)
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He who despises small things seldom grows rich.
Source: (Danish)
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He who does look before him, must take misfortune for his
earnings.
Source: (Danish)
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He who feeds a wolf, strengthens his enemy.
Source: (Danish)
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He who feeds the hen out to have the egg.
Source: (Danish)
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He who feels himself scabby, let him scratch.
Source: (Danish)
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He who flees, proves himself guilty.
Source: (Danish)
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He who has a glass roof on his own house, must not throw stones
at others.
Source: (Danish)
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He who has a white horse and a fair wife is seldom without
trouble.
Source: (Danish)
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He who has bad neighbours is fain to praise himself.
Source: (Danish)
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He who has been bitten by a snake is afraid of an eel.
Source: (Danish)
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He who has many irons in the fire, will let some of them burn.
Source: (Danish)
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He who has no falcon, must hunt with owls.
Source: (Danish)
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He who has plenty of butter, may put some in his cabbage.
Source: (Danish)
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He who herds with wolves, learns to howl.
Source: (Danish)
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He who hesitates is lost.
Source: (Danish)
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He who hunts two hares from one bush, is not likely to catch
either.
Source: (Danish)
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He who hunts with cats will catch mice.
Source: (Danish)
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He who is afraid to ask is ashamed of learning.
Source: (Danish)
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He who is ashamed of asking, is ashamed of learning.
Source: (Danish)
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He who is everywhere, is nowhere.
Source: (Danish)
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