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Spring succeeds to winter.
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Spur not a free horse to death.
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Stagnant waters putrefy.
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Stand away from a horse's heels.
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Stolen waters are the sweetest.
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Stone dead hath no fellow.
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Straitened circumstances.
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Strange sins, strange punishments.
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Strike me a light, and I'll light you.
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Strike when the iron is hot.
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Study invites study, idleness produces idleness.
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Stupid is as stupid does.
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Submission to one wrong brings on another.
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Submit to the rule you have yourself laid down.
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Subtlety set a trap and caught itself.
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Success alters our manners.
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Success leads to insolence.
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Success makes a fool seem wise.
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Success or ruin.
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Summer will not last for ever.
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Take counsel of your pillow.
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Take not the antidote before the poison.
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Talent and poverty, wealth and stupidity generally dwell
together.
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Talk of the devil and he'll appear.
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Taught in the same school.
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Teach an eagle to fly, a dolphin to swim.
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Test the danger by the Carians. [Practise new experiments on
things of little value.]
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Thank 'ee for nothing.
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That country will I call mine which supports me, not that which
gave me birth.
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That is with difficulty preserved which all hanker after.
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That which I receive, that I return.
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That which is beyond our reach is nothing to us.
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That which is deferred is not abandoned.
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That which is despised is often most useful.
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That which is good for the back is bad for the head.
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That which is his lot to-day may be yours to-morrow.
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That which is not understood is always marvellous.
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That which is sweet to some is bitter to others.
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That which is violent never lasts long.
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That which is wanting in some respects, may be made up for in
others.
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That which satisfies is enough.
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That which should feed our children ought not to be given to
dogs.
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That which was bitter to endure may be sweet to remember.
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That which we obtain too easily, we esteem too lightly.
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That which we really require not is dear at a farthing.
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The absent one will not be the heir.
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The act itself does not constitute a crime, unless the intent be
criminal.
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The antidote before the poison. [To offer excuses before an
accusation.]
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The assistance of fools only brings injury.
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The autumn of beauty is still beautiful.
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