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Let the buyer beware.
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Let the devil never find you unoccupied.
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Let the ignorant learn, and the learned delight in refreshing the
memory.
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Let them hate, so that they fear me.
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Let them laugh that win.
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Let there be no delay.
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Let us be judged of by our actions.
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Let us go, where fate directs us.
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Liberal enough of another man's leather.
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Liberate me from that bad fellow, myself.
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Light griefs can speak, but deeper ones are dumb.
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Like likes like.
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Like mistress, like maid.
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Like mother, like daughter.
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Like priest, like people.
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Like prince, like people.
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Limit your inquiry after knowledge.
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Limping justice ne'er will fail
To hunt out the longest trail.
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Lions in time of peace; deer in war.
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Listen to that which is openly and seriously spoken.
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Little drops produce the shower.
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Little grain have I collected from a mass of chaff.
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Live near a lame man, and you will soon learn to limp.
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Live not beyond your means.
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Live your own life, for you will die your own death.
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Losses make us more cautious.
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Lost time is never found again.
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Love brooks no delay.
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Love for those too easily won does not last long.
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Love is a kind of military service.
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Love is like a shuttlecock.
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Love is the fruit of love.
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Love steals on us imperceptibly.
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Love would soon perish, unless nourished by Ceres and Bacchus.
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Lovers are madmen.
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Lust of power is the strongest of all passions.
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Mad drunkenness discloses every secret.
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Make a virtue of necessity. [Claim credit for compulsory
rectitude.]
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Make every bargain clear and plain, that none may afterwards
complain.
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Make haste slowly.
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Make hay when the sun shines.
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Make too much haste and pay the penalty.
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Make your experiment on a worthless subject.
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Man and woman, fire and chaff.
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Man is himself the author of every sorrow he endures.
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Man is to man a wolf, man is to man a demon.
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Man's life is a sojourn in a strange land.
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Man's life's a vapor, and full of woes; he cuts a caper, and down
he goes.
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Many an injury comes from a fool's speech.
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Many annoyances surround an aged man.
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