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Not even a drop is left.
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Not to advance is to recede.
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Not to disturb that which is at rest.
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Not words but knocks.
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Nothing answers worse than too high farming.
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Nothing bears a stronger resemblance to a madman than a man when
drunk.
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Nothing can be said which has not been said already.
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Nothing can exist long without occasional rest.
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Nothing comes of nothing.
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Nothing dries up more quickly than a tear.
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Nothing is grievous which necessity enjoins.
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Nothing is more foolish than to dabble in too many things.
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Nothing is more humiliating than when a reproach recoils on the
head or him who utters it.
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Nothing prevails against wealth.
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Nothing, however small, is to be irritated.
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Nourish not a lion's whelp.
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Nourish the whelps of a wolf!
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Novelty always appears handsome.
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Now a layman, to-morrow a clerk.
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Now I have got a ewe and a lamb,
Every one cries, "Welcome, Peter."
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Now it rains, and again the sun shines forth brightly in the
heavens.
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Now my resources are reduced to a narrow compass.
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O ancient house, by what a different master are you presided
over!
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Obedience is the mother of happiness.
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Obey orders, if you break owners.
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Observe decorum even in your sport.
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Obstinately to justify a fault is a second fault.
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Of no sort of good to himself, or to anybody else.
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Of no worldly good can the joy be perfect, unless it is shared by
a friend.
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Of two evils the least is always to be chosen.
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Offer not the right hand of friendship to every one.
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Office tests the man.
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Often there is eloquence in a silent look.
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Oil and truth will get uppermost at last.
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Old age is in itself a disease.
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Old foxes want no tutors.
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Old men's children are rarely of good constitution.
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Once a buffoon, never a good father of a family.
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Once a handmaid never a lady.
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Once a priest, always a priest.
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Once in each man's life fortune smiles.
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One against whom accusations when made are easily believed.
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One beast easily recognizes another.
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One bird in the hand is worth four in the air.
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One butcher fears not many sheep.
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One has woven the thread, another has drawn it forth. [One man
invents, another develops the idea.)
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One hour to-day is worth two to-morrow.
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One house cannot keep two dogs.
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One lawsuit begets another.
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One man excels in one thing, another in another.
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