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Hard work never did anyone any harm.
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Hatred renewed is worse than at first.
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Have luck, and sleep.
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Have not all your eggs in one nest.
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Have two strings to your bow.
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He begins to grow bad who believes himself good.
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He cannot lead a good life who serves without wages.
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He cries out before he is hurt.
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He cries wine, and sells vinegar.
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He devil is not so ugly as he is painted.
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He devil tempts all, but the idle man tempts the devil.
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He gains much who loses a vain hope.
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He got out of the mud and fell into the river.
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He hangs the May-branch at every door. (Alluding to the Italian
custom of young men hanging out May-branches overnight before the
door of their mistress.
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He has done like the Perugian who, when his head was broken, ran
home for his helmet.
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He hauls at a long rope who expects another's death.
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He is a fool who boasts of four things: that he has good wine, a
good horse, a handsome wife, and plenty of money.
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He is a fool who does not know from what quarter the wind blows.
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He is a fool who loses the flight for the leap.
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He is a very sorry barber who has but one comb.
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He is in no place who is everywhere.
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He is in search of a ram with five feet.
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He is like the anchor that is always in the sea, yet does not
learn to swim.
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He is master of another man's life who is indifferent to his own.
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He is miserable indeed that must lock up his miseries.
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He is miserable once, who feels it; but twice, who fear it before
it comes.
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He is not a good mason who refuses any stone.
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He is not a man who cannot say no.
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He is not a thorough wise man who cannot play the fool on
occasion.
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He is not a wise man who cannot play the fool on occasions.
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He is not an honest man who has burned his tongue and does not
tell the company that the soup is hot.
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He is not free who drags his chain after him.
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He is not happy who knows it not.
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He is not poor that hath not much, but he that craves much.
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He is rich enough who does not want.
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He is the world's master who despises it, its slave who prizes
it.
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He is very blind who cannot see the sun.
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He is washing the crow.
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He is well constituted who grieves not for what he has not, and
rejoices for what he has.
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He is wise who learns at another's cost.
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He knows well where the thorn pricks him.
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He knows where the devil carries his tail.
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He knows where the devil has his tail.
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He laughs well who laughs last.
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He loves well who does not forget.
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He may lie safely who comes from afar.
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He measures others with his own yard.
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He must stoop that has a low door.
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He ought not to complain of the sea who returns to it a second
time.
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He runs far who never turns.
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