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So wise, so young, they say, do ne'er live long.
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So you tell me there are wolves on the mountain, and foxes in the
valley.
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So yourself be good, a fig for your grandfather.
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Soft and fair goes far.
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Some day Peter will command as much as his master.
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Some go to law, for the wagging of a straw.
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Some have the fame, and other card the wool.
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Sour wine, old bacon, and rye bread keep a house rich.
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Sow corn in clay, and plant vines in sand.
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Sow dry and set wet.
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Sow much, reap much; sow little, reap little.
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Stealing would be a nice thing, if thieves were hanged by the
girdle.
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Steel whets steel.
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Such awkward things will happen as going into the great square
and coming back without ears.
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Sugared words generally prove bitter.
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Take away the motive, and the sin is taken away.
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Take hold lightly; let go lightly. This is one of the great
secrets of felicity in love.
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Take hold of a good minute.
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Take in laundry before you take in partners.
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Take the middle of the way and thou wilt not fall.
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Take the will for the deed.
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Take what you want, then pay for it.
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Taking out and not putting in soon reaches the bottom.
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Talk as you go, husband, to the gallows.
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Talk little and well, and you will be looked upon as somebody.
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Talk much, and err much.
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Talk of sporting, and buy game in the market.
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Talking is easy, action difficult.
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Tell a lie, and you will bring out the truth.
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Tell her she is handsome, and you will turn her head.
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Tell it her once, and the devil will tell it her ten times.
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Tell it well, or say nothing.
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Tell me who you live with, and I will tell you who you are.
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Tell not all you know, nor judge of all you see, if you would
live in peace.
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Tell your affairs in the market-place, and one will call them
black and another white.
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Tell your friend a lie; and if he keeps it secret, tell him the
truth.
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Tell your own story first.
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That which covers thee discovers thee.
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That which is cheap is dear.
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The absent were never in the right.
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The account is correct, but not a sixpense appears.
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The act of treachery is liked, but not he that does it.
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The ant gets wings that she may perish sooner.
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The ass dead, the barley at his tail.
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The ass knows well in whose face be brays.
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The ass of many owners is food for wolves.
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The bacon of paradise for the married man that does not repent.
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The bad barber leaves neither hair nor skin.
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The bad man always suspects knavery.
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The bath has sworn not to whiten the blackamoor.
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