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Honey catches more flies than vinegar.
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Honey catches most flies.
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Honey cloys.
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Honey-tongued, soft spoken, malicious, and unprincipled in
conduct.
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Honour's onerous.
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Honourable words by the bushel!
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Hope gives strength and courage, and saves an otherwise dying man
from his grave.
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Hope is a good breakfast but a bad supper.
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Hope is our only comfort in adversity.
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Hope supports men in distress.
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Hope sustains the farmer.
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Hopes delayed hang the heart upon tenter-hooks.
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How changed from what he was!
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How great the sufferings we endure.
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How many accidents keep human life a rolling.
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How much do we resemble that filthy brute the ape!
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How near to guilt without actual guilt.
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How quickly with all is a kindness forgotten!
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How to live happily, not luxuriously, is the question.
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How you come by it no one asks; but wealth you must have.
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However extravagant men's desires, they hope to see them
gratified.
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Hunger and delay raise up anger.
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Hunger and thirst scarcely kill any,
But gluttony and drink kill a great many.
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Hunger sharpens anger.
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Hunger sweetens everything but itself.
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Hunger teaches us many a lesson.
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Hypocritical piety is double iniquity.
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I am in a fix. [In a place where three ways meet.]
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I am in a place where three ways meet.
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I am less concerned about them than about the croaking frogs in
the marsh.
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I am recommending you to do what I should do myself.
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I am touched but not broken by the waves.
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I am what you will be, I was what you now are.
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I am willing but unable.
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I bear the laurel-branch.
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I beggar is not favoured even by his relations.
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I came, I saw, I won.
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I cannot get on with you, or without you.
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I have lost my labour and my cost.
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I have washed my hands of it.
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I kill the boars, but another eats the flesh.
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I know Simon, and Simon knows me. [A couple of rogues.]
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I prefer death to disgrace.
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I regret that I have given what I have.
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I shall paint you in your own colours. [Take you according to
your own showing.]
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I simply state what I have heard.
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I speak of garlic, you reply about onions. [I speak of one
thing, you reply what is wholly irrelevant.]
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I wince to win.
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I wish I were at home. [Oh! that I were out of this mess and in
safety.]
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I would not purchase it at the price of a rotten nut.
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