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Who lies down with dogs gets up with fleas.
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Who loves the tree loves the branch.
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Who loves to roam may lose his home.
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Who loves, believes.
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Who loves, fears.
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Who makes the wolf his companion should carry a dog under his
cloak.
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Who more busy than they who have least to do?
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Who moves, picks up, who stands still, dries up.
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Who offends writes on sand; who is offended, on marble.
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Who paints me before blackens me behind.
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Who pays a debt creates capital.
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Who pays beforehand is served behindhand.
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Who saves, saves for the cat.
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Who says A must say B.
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Who serves the public, serves no one.
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Who serves well and says nothing makes claim enough.
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Who sows ill reaps ill.
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Who takes a lion at a distance fears a mole present.
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Who takes an eel by the tail and a woman at her word, may say he
holds nothing.
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Who throws a stone at the sky, it falls back on his head.
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Who troubles others has no rest himself.
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Who wishes for a short Lent let him contract debts to be paid at
Easter.
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Who would have many friends let him test but few.
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Who would not have feet set on his neck, let him not stoop.
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Whoever brings finds the door open for him.
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Willows are weak, yet serve to bind bigger wood.
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Wise lads and old fools were never good for anything.
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Wise men change their minds, fools never.
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Wise men learn by other men's mistakes, fools by their own.
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With art and knavery we live through half the year; with knavery
and art we live through the other.
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With the fox one must play the fox.
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With the Gospel men may become heretics.
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With the skin of the dog its bite is cured.
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With wishing comes grieving.
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Without debt without care.
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Wolves don't eat wolves.
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Wolves have howled at the moon for centuries, yet it is still
there.
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Woman (decides), impromptu; man, on reflection.
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Women always speak the truth, but not the whole truth.
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Women and hens are lost by too much gadding.
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Women are wise impromptu, fools on reflection.
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Women know a point more than the devil.
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Women naturally deceive, weep and spin.
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Women rouge that they may not blush.
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Women's tears are a fountain of craft.
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Women, asses, and nuts, require strong hands.
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Women, priests, and poultry, never have enough.
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Words are female, deeds are male.
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Words are for women, actions for men.
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Words won't feet cats.
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