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3941. Pride is as loud a Beggar as Want; and a great deal more saucy. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
5142. To cast Oyl into the Fire, is not the Way to quench it. View quote
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3389. Men are more prone to revengeInjuries, than to requite Kindnesses. View quote
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1092. Children and Fools tell Truth. View quote
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3325. Make the best of a bad Bargain. View quote
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872. Better be alone than in bad Company. View quote
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4925. There is no usual Rule without an exception. View quote
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4057. Rolling Stones gather no Moss. View quote
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4667. The more, the merrier; the fewer, the better Cheer. View quote
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6126. April-showers Bring May-flowers. View quote
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569. All Women are good; viz. good for something, or good for nothing. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
4970. They say so, is half a Lie. View quote
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6185. Marry in Haste, and Repent at Leisure; It's good to marry late, or never. View quote
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5344. Valour would fight, but Discretion would run away. View quote
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673. As demure as if Butter would not melt in his Mouth. View quote
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507. All Cats are alike grey in the Night. View quote
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2545. Never defame or accuse any, except thou beest sure and certain of the Fact, and canst speak home to the Purpose : for undoubtful Accusations leave a Stain behind them; and after prove indelible Injuries to the party accused. View quote
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2571. Hunger scarce kills any; but Gluttony and Drunkenness, Multitudes. View quote
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4380. That which is one Man's Meat, is another Man's Poison. View quote
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5968. You must plow with such Oxen as you have. View quote
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2591. If I leave thee a moderate Fortune, as my Father left me, and thou provest wise and virtuous, it will be sufficient. It's none of the least of God's Favours, that Wealth comes not trolling in upon us; for many of us should have been worse, if our Estates had been better. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
1675. God help the Rich; the Poor can beg. View quote
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1943. If thou canst not find Tranquility in thyself; 'twill be to little Purpose to seek it anywhere else. View quote
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2826. Provoke not even a patient Man too far; extreme Sufferance when it comes to dissolve, breaks out into the most severe Revenge; for taking Fire at last, Anger and Fury being combined into one, discharge their utmost Force at the first Blast. Irarumque omnes effundit habenas. View quote
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2759. If you have no Enemies, it's a sign Fortune has forgot you. View quote
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