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Fire, fire, many pots on. and one pea in them all.
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First cobwebs, then chains.
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First come to the mill, first grind.
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Flying from the bull he fell into the river.
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Folly is the most incurable of maladies.
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Folly is the product of all countries and ages.
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Fond of lawsuits, little wealth,
Fond of doctors, little health.
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Fond of lawsuits, little wealth; fond of doctors, little health;
fond of friars, little honour.
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Fond pride of dress is sure a very curse;
Ere fancy you consult, consult your purse.
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Fools and bairns should never see half-done work.
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Fools and obstinate men make rich lawyers.
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Fools and the perverse fill the lawyers' purse.
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For a good companion good company.
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For all one's early rising, it dawns none the sooner.
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For better for worse they have married me.
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For evil tongues, scissors.
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For the want of worthy men they made my father alcade.
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For want of a nail the shoe is lost.
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For whom does the blind man's wife adorn herself?
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For whom sword and courage are not enough, corslet and lance will
not be enough.
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Fortune aids the bold.
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Foster a raven and it will peck out your eyes.
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Four things put a man beside himself--women, tobacco, cards, and
wine.
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Fox's broth, cold and scalding.
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Fresh port and new wine, send a Christian to the churchyard.
(Kill a man before his time.)
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Friday pretexts for not fasting (meaning pleas of indisposition
for not eating fish.)
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Friendship broken may be soldered, but never made whole.
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From a fallen tree, all make kindling.
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From a praying young man, and a fasting old man, God preserve my
cloak.
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From a silent man, and a dog that does not bark, deliver us.
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From a silent person remove your dwelling.
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From long journeys long lies.
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From my gossip's bread a large piece for my godson.
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From smooth water God preserve me, from rough I will preserve
myself.
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From snow, whether baked or boiled, you will get nothing but
water.
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From that dust comes this mud.
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Gifts break (or dissolve) rocks.
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Give a clown your foot, and he'll take your hand.
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Give a dog a bad name and hang him.
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Give a traitor good words and you make him loyal.
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Give me a seat, and I will make myself room to lie down.
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Give me the ass that carries me in preference to the horse that
throws me.
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Give orders and do no more, and nothing will come of it.
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Giving alms never lessens the purse.
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Go in God's name, for he takes a loaf of mine.
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Go not every evening to your brother's house.
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Go not with every ailment to the doctor, with every plea to the
lawyer, or with every thirst to the can.
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Go to bed supperless and you will wake without debt.
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Go to bed with the lamb, and rise with the lark.
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Go to friends for advice; to women for pity; to strangers for
charity; to relatives for nothing.
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