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The beast that goes well is never without some one to try his
paces.
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The beginning of health is to know the disease.
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The best cast at dice is not to play.
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The best cloth has uneven threads.
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The best cook drops a whole tomato.
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The best feed of a horse is his master's eye.
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The bow that is always bent slackens or breaks.
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The bowels support the heart, and not the heart the bowels.
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The boy is father to the man.
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The brain, that sows not corn, plants thistles.
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The busy fly is in every man's dish.
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The busy man is troubled with but one devil, the idle man by a
thousand.
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The buyer has need of a hundred eyes. the seller but one.
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The cask full, the mother-in-law drunk.
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The cask smells of the wine it contains.
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The cat always leaves her mark upon her friend.
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The cat is friendly, but scratches.
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The church, the sea, or the royal household, for whoever would
thrive.
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The cross on his breast, and the devil in his acts.
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The cross on his breast, and the devil in his heart.
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The day I did not make my toilette, there came to my house one I
did not expect.
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The day I did not sweep the house, there came to it one I did not
expect.
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The day you marry 'tis either kill or cure.
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The dearest child of all is the dead one.
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The deceived sheep that went for wool and came back shorn.
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The devil gets into the belfry by the vicar's skirts.
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The devil is so fond of his son that he put out his eye.
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The dog that has its bitch in town never barks well.
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The dress does not make the friar.
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The drowning man is not troubled by rain.
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The drunkard and the glutton come to poverty, and drowsiness
clothes a man with rags.
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The earth hides as it takes, the physician's mistakes.
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The envious man's face grows sharp and his eyes big.
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The epicure puts his purse into his belly.
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The evil which issues from thy mouth falls into thy bosom.
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The evil wound is cured, but not the evil name.
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The exception proves the rule.
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The exception which proves the rule.
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The father of a saint, the son of a sinner.
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The fault is as great as he that commits it.
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The fertile field becomes sterile without rest.
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The fierce ox becomes tame on strange ground.
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The fire well knows whose cloak burns.
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The first drink with water, the second without water, the third
like water.
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The first duty of a soldier is obedience.
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The first faults are theirs that commit them, the second theirs
that permit them.
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The first wife is a broom, and the second a lady.
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The fist loss is the best.
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The fox does not do as much mischief in a year as it pays for in
an hour.
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The fox is knowing, but more knowing he who catches him.
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