Silence is half
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Safe bind, safe find. |
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Think of the devil and there he is. |
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Take care of
the present and tomorrow will take care of itself. |
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To rob Peter to pay Paul. |
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To blow one's own trumpet. |
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Tit for tat. |
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To carry coal to New Castle. |
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To kill two birds with one stone. |
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Two of a trade seldom agree. |
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To make a mountain of a molehill. |
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Think before you speak. |
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To expect grapes out of thistle. |
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The bough that bears most, bends most. |
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The road to hell is paved with good intentions. |
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Those who live in glass houses must not throw stones at
others. |
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There is something wrong at the bottom. |
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The fox preys farthest from its den. |
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The safest way round is the shortest way home. |
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Truth is ever green. |
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To err is human, to forgive Divine. |
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Too much familiarity breeds contempt. |
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To owe is woe. |
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The master's eye makes the mare rat. |
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The butcher looked for the knife when he had it in his
hand. |
To pose as a saint after a life of vice. |
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Time is a great healer. |
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There is many a slip between the cup and the lips. |
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Truth is bitter. |
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Truth fears no examination. |
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The voice of people is the voice of God. |
To build castles in the air. |
To cast pearls before swine. |
The pot calls the kettle black. |
Sweep before your own door. |
The wearer alone knows where the shoe pinches. |
Too many cooks spoil the broth. |
Time once past, can never be recalled. |
There is no smoke without fire. |
Time and tide wait for none. |
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