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Every time the sheep bleats it loseth a mouthful.
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Every truth is not good to be told.
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Every vine must have its stake.
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Every wind does not shake down the nut.
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Everybody's friend, nobody's friend.
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Everyone thinks his own cross is heaviest.
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Everything is good for something.
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Everything is good in its season.
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Everything is of every year.
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Everything may be borne except good fortune.
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Everything may be repaired except the neckbone.
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Everything new is beautiful.
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Evil be to him who evil thinks.
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Evil communications corrupt good manners.
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Evil does are evil dreaders.
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Extravagant offers are a kind of denial.
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Fair promises bind fools.
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Fair words won't feed a cat.
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Fair words, but look to your purse.
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Faith in a lord, a cap for the fool.
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Far from the eyes, far from the heart.
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Fat head, less brains.
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Feather by feather the goose is plucked.
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February fill dyke, be it black or be it white.
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Feed a cold and starve a fever.
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Fire drives the wasp out of its nest.
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Fire is not quenched with fire.
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Flies don't light on a boiling pot.
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Flies flock to the lean horse.
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For a wife and a horse go to your neighbour.
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For an honest man half his wits are enough; the whole is too
little for a knave.
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For extreme ills extreme remedies.
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For the buyer a hundred eyes are too few, for the seller one is
enough.
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For the flying enemy a golden bridge.
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Forbidden fruit is sweetest.
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Fortune comes to him who strives for it.
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Fortune helps fools.
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Fortune, and go to sleep.
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Fortunes, heaven-born gifts.
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Friar Modest never was a prior.
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Friends in need are friends indeed.
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Friends may meet, but mountains never greet.
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Friends tie their purses with a spider's web.
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Friendship should be unpicked, not rent.
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Friendships are cheap when they can be brought by doffing the
hat.
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Frightened at bugbears.
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From a bad paymaster take straw--i.e. any trifle.
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From saying to doing is a long way.
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From shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations.
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From snow whether cooked or pounded you will get nothing but
water.
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