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He who has tried it, is afraid of it.
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He who hastens to be rich will not be without fault.
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He who hastens too much stumbles and falls.
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He who hath lost his good name how shall he in future gain his
living.
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He who hath much peas may put the more in the pot.
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He who increases knowledge, increases sorrow.
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He who is in love with himself need fear no rival.
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He who knows not how to employ his leisure hath more cares on his
mind than the most busy of busily-engaged men.
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He who lies on the ground cannot fall.
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He who lives by medical treatment has but a wretched existence.
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He who loves a one-eyed girl thinks that one-eyed girls are
beautiful.
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He who makes too much haste gains his end later.
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He who owes nothing fears not the sheriff's officer.
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He who oweth is all in the wrong.
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He who paints the flower cannot paint its fragrance.
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He who spares the rod hates his son.
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He who takes it to himself, he it is who has done the act.
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He who waits till an opportunity occurs may wait for ever.
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He who would catch is caught.
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He who would speak well should well consider his subject
beforehand.
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He will die before he's old who's wise before his time.
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He will embark in litigation, even if a donkey has bitten his
dog.
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He won't give us so much as the skin.
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He writes with an iron pen. [That which he writes will not be
easily altered.]
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He'd skin a louse, and send the hide and fat to market.
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He, who denies his faults, makes no atonement for them.
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He, who neglects the little, loses the greater.
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He, who shareth honey with the bear, hath the least part of it.
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Hear all, say nothing.
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Hear all, see all, say nowt, tak' all, keep all, gie nowt, and if
tha ever does owt for nowt do it for thysen.
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Hear both sides of a question.
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Hear, see, and be silent.
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Hearing he hears not. He is deaf to entreaty. [Aliter., To
feign deafness.]
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Help by actions, not by words.
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Help him who is willing to work, not him who shrinks from it.
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Hercules himself could not cope with two assailants.
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Hidden valour is as bad as cowardice.
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Him whom Jove would destroy he first deprives of his reason.
[Arrogant, insolent, and vainglorious people work out their own
ruin.]
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His heart fell down to his heels.
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His illness is more mental than bodily.
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His presents conceal a baited hook.
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His tongue says little, but powerful is his right arm.
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His wit got wings and would have flown,
But poverty still kept him down.
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History repeats itself.
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Hitherto I gave you credit for having horns. [I gave you credit
for not being wanting in courage.]
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Holyday time will not last forever.
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Home is home though it's never so homely.
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Home is home, as the Devil said when he found himself in the
Court of Session.
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Home is home, be it ever so humble.
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Honesty with poverty is better than ill-gotten wealth.
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