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He who eats alone chokes alone.
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He who eats and puts by, has sufficient for two meals.
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He who eats the meat let him pick the bone.
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He who finds fault wants to buy.
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He who gives to the public, gives to no one.
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He who gives when he is asked has waited too long.
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He who goes far from home to marry, goes either to deceive or be
deceived.
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He who goes with wolves learns to howl.
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He who grasps all loses all.
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He who grasps at much holds fast little.
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He who greases his cart-wheels helps his oxen.
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He who greases his wheels, helps his oxen.
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He who hangs out a branch wants to sell his wine.
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He who has a bad wife can expect no happiness that can be so
called.
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He who has a good wife can bear any evil.
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He who has a handsome wife, a castle on the frontier, or a
vineyard on the roadside, is never without war.
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He who has a son grown up should not call another a thief.
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He who has a tongue goes to Rome.
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He who has a trade may travel through the world.
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He who has been first a novice and then an abbot, knows what the
boys do behind the altar.
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He who has been stung by the scorpion is frightened at its
shadow.
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He who has both money and bread, may choose with whom his
daughter to wed.
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He who has but one coat cannot lend it.
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He who has daughters to marry, let him give them silk to spin.
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He who has enemies, let him not sleep.
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He who has got four and spends five, has no occasion for a purse.
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He who has lost his oxen is always hearing bells.
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He who has lost his reputation is a dead man among the living.
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He who has no head wants no hat.
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He who has no house of his own is everywhere at home.
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He who has no voice in the valley, will have none in the council.
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He who has no wife, is for thrashing her daily; but he that has
one, takes care of her.
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He who has servants has unavoidable enemies.
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He who has sheep has fleeces.
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He who has shipped the devil, must carry him over the sound.
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He who has to deal with a blockhead has need of much brains.
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He who has two masters to serve must lie to one of them.
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He who helps everybody, helps nobody.
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He who is everybody's friend is either very poor or very rich.
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He who is feared gets more than his own.
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He who is in the mud likes to get another into it.
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He who is silent gains store.
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He who keeps his own secret avoids much mischief.
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He who knows little soon tells it.
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He who laid a snare for me has fallen into it.
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He who lives a long life must pass through much evil.
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He who lives in hopes, breakfasts ill and sups worse.
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He who looks demurely trust not with your money.
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He who loves Bertrand loves his dog.
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He who loves me loves my dog too.
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