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1800. Make not a Jest of another Man's Infirmity. Remember thy own. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
4851. The worst Spoke in a Cart breaks first. View quote
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3273. Look not a given Horse in the Mouth. View quote
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1961. He knows which Side of his Bread is butter'd. View quote
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5516. Whatsoever Time does, it undoes. View quote
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2649. I will not touch her with a Pair of Tongs. View quote
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2489. Thou art not Master of what thou hast spoken, but mayest dispose of what thou hast not spoken as thou pleasest, and canst say it, or not say it, as thou wilt. View quote
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4942. There must be two at least to a Quarrel. View quote
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407. A small Leak will sink a great Ship. View quote
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1544. Fish and Guests smell at three Days old. View quote
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62. A Crowd is not Company. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
5187. To hold one's Nose to the Grind-stone. View quote
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3657. None so deaf, as he that will not hear. View quote
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860. Better abridge petty Charges, than stoop to petty Gettings. View quote
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1752. Great and Good are seldom the same Man. View quote
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A Friend to all, is a Friend to none. View quote
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542. All Saint without, all Devil within. View quote
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5286. Trust him no further than you can throw him. View quote
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172. A good Reputation is a fair Estate. View quote
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2289. He that scattereth Thorns, must not go Barefoot. View quote
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2194. He that is too proud to ask, is too good to receive. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
4788. The Thief is sorry he is to be hanged, but not that he is a Thief. View quote
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4490. The Drunkard continually assaults his own Life. View quote
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2968. It is in vain to mislike the current Fashion. View quote
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4823. The weakest go to the Wall. View quote
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