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911. Better late than never. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
3902. Possession is eleven Points in the Law. View quote
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2569. Hunger is the best Sauce. View quote
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2542. Hope is as cheap as Despair. View quote
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2057. Drive away and never endure Tale-bearers : Whoever entertains thee with the Faults of others, designs to serve thee in the same Kind. View quote
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98. A Fool and his Money are soon parted. View quote
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6265. Happy's the wooing, That's not long a doing. View quote
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2916. It is better to have a Hen to Morrow, than an Egg to Day. View quote
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1772. Let thy Vices die before thee. View quote
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2523. Home is home, be it never so homely. View quote
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3179. Let him fry in his own Grease. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
3330. Man begins to die before he is born. View quote
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3623. No Resolutions of Repentance hereafter can be sincere. View quote
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4723. The Proof of a Pudding is in the eating. View quote
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840. Barefoot must not go among Thorns. View quote
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3381. Measure thrice, and cut once. View quote
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4440. The Cart before the Horse. View quote
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5263. Too much Familiarity breeds Contempt. View quote
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961. Beggars and Borrowers must be no Chusers. View quote
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2994. It is not a sign of Humility to declaim against Pride. View quote
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3347. Many Hands make light Work. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
5798. With-hold not thy Money, where there is Need; and waste it not, where there is none. View quote
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5485. What costs little, is less esteemed. View quote
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2155. He that hath a Head of Wax, must not walk in the Sun. View quote
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6129. Who buys, Had need of an hundred Eyes; But one's enough, For him that sells the Stuff. View quote
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