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No and yes cause long disputes.
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No answer is also an answer.
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No is a good answer when given in time.
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No man is so tall that he need never stretch, and none so small
that he need never stoop.
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No man limps because another is hurt.
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No man looks for another in a sack, unless he has been there him
himself.
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No man sees his shadow who faces the sun.
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No one can be caught in places he does not visit.
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No one can see into another further than his teeth.
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No one falls low unless he attempt to climb high.
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No one gets into trouble without his own help.
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No one is rich enough to do without his neighbour.
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No one knows the parson better than the clerk.
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No one knows what a day may bring forth.
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No one knows what the dinner was after the plates have been
washed.
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No one knows what will happen to him before sunset.
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No one so hard upon the poor as the pauper who has got into
power.
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Not every wood will make wooden shoes.
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Nothing is so new but it has happened before.
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Of bad debtors you make take spoilt herrings.
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Old birds are not caught with chaff.
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Old friends and old ways ought not to be disdained.
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Old friends and old wine are best.
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Old habits die hard.
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Old oxen have stiff horns.
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Old signs do not deceive.
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Old sins cast long shadows.
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Old soldiers never die.
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Old swine have hard snouts, old oxen hard horns.
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One bag of money is stronger than two bags of truth.
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One beggar likes not that another has two wallets.
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One bird in the hand is better than two on the roof.
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One bite brings another.
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One fool may ask more questions than ten wise men can answer.
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One hair of a maiden's head pulls harder than ten yoke of oxen.
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One hand full of money is stronger than two hands full of truth.
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One hand must wash the other, or both will be dirty.
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One hunts the hare, and another eats it.
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One ill weed mars a whole pot of pottage.
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One man is born to money, and another to the purse.
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One man is not bad because another is good.
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One man often talks another off his bench, and seats himself upon
it.
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One mangy sheep spoils a whole flock.
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One penny is better on land than ten on the sea.
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One piece of good advice is better than a bag full.
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One ploughs, another sows, who will reap no one knows.
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One raven does not peck out another's eyes.
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One scabbed sheep will mar a whole flock.
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One should speak little with others and much with oneself.
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One sword keeps another in its scabbard.
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