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4908. There is no disputing of Tastes, Appetites and Fancies. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
6372. All Work, and no Play, Makes Jack a dull boy. View quote
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6089. To borrow upon Usury, bringeth on Beggary. View quote
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3668. Nothing is ill, that ends well. View quote
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3395. Men hate those they have hurt. View quote
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3031. It is Wit to pick a Lock, and steal a Horse; but it is Wisdom to let it alone. View quote
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310. A Man surprized is half beaten. View quote
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3570. No Fool like the old Fool. View quote
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2320. Trust not an Enemy, because thou hast done him good Offices: for Men are naturally more prone to revenge Injuries, than to requite Kindnesses. View quote
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2084. He that does not speak Truth to me, does not believe me when I speak Truth. View quote
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757. Abused Patience turns to Fury. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
3758. One half of the World wonders how the other lives. View quote
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2942. It is good to have two Strings to one's Bow. View quote
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2580. Hypocrisy is a Sort of Homage, that Vice pays to Virtue. View quote
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3533. New Brooms sweep clean. View quote
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3306. Maidens should be seen, and not heard. View quote
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1579. Fools may invent Fashions, that wise Men will wear. View quote
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754. Absence cools moderate Passions, but inflames violent ones. View quote
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4369. That penny's well spent, that saves a Groat. View quote
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5481. What cannot be alter'd, must be borne, not blam'd. View quote
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2782. If you run after two Hares, you will catch neither. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
1223. Custom is the Guide of the Ignorant. View quote
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1486. Faint Heart ne'er won fair Lady. View quote
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2001. Find out thy own Mistakes, and Failings, in order to amend them. A Disease known is half cured. View quote
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4934. There is nothing more precious than Time, and nothing more prodigally wasted. View quote
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