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6335. Graft good Fruit all, Or graft not at all. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
1006. Boldness in Business is the first, second, and third thing. View quote
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2168. 'Tis better for thee to be wise and not seem so, than to seem wise and not be so: Yet Men, for the most Part, desire and endeavor the contrary. View quote
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3036. As he that doth not eat when he should, may have no Stomach when he is weak, but presently vomits up his Food again; so if thou studiest not the Art of Patience, and preparest not thy mind before-hand, and takest not in Grounds of Consolation, till thou art in Troubles, and hast need of great Comfort, thou wilt find thy Soul very impatient of Remedies, and 'twill be irksome to thee but even to read such Things as should quiet thee. View quote
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5813. Words are but Wind; but seeing is believing. View quote
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3362. Many Things fall out between the Cup and the Lip. View quote
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2541. Hope is a good Breakfast, but a bad Supper. View quote
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4769. The Sting of a Reproach is the Truth of it. View quote
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1415. Every Dog has its Day; and every Man his Hour. View quote
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3835. Out of the Frying-pan into the Fire. View quote
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959. Bees that have Honey in their Mouths, have Stings in their Tails. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
2801. If you would know the value of a Ducat, try to borrow one. View quote
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4106. Set a Thief to catch a Thief. View quote
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6075. When you are Anvil, hold you still; When you are Hammer, strike your Fill. View quote
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5442. We have all forgot more, than we remember. View quote
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3299. Love thy Neighbor; but cut not up thy Hedge for him. View quote
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4084. Search not a Wound too deep, lest thou make a new one. View quote
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5241. To take from the right Hand, and give to the Left. View quote
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4776. The Sun is never the worse for shining on a Dunghill. View quote
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5184. To him, that you tell your Secret, you resign your Liberty. View quote
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5426. We are apt to believe what we wish for. (Thomas Fuller (writer))
3779. One may say too much, even upon the best Subject. View quote
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2245. He that payeth beforehand, shall have his Work ill done. View quote
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6124. What cannot be cured, Must be endured. View quote
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5222. To run the Wild-Goose Chace. View quote
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