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Once bitten, twice shy.

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A word spoken is past recalling.

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to fall in love at first sight

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Kill two birds with one stone.

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Time is money.

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The error committed on impulse may turn out to be the sorrow of a whole life.

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What millions died that Caesar might be great.

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Plan your year in spring and your day at dawn.

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You cannot please everyone.

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Never make two bites of a cherry.

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to have a hair-breadth escape

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Life is but a dream.

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Death comes to all men.

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It is seldom that a man lives to be a hundred years old.

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Man can conquer nature.

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Appearances are often deceptive./ Never judge a look by its cover.

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Every dog has its day.

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Look before you leap.

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to talk shop

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Two heads are better than one.

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to hang by a hair thread

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He who canot play the fool is not a wise man.

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Rome was not built in a day.

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at the end of one's resources

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Among the blind the one-eyed is king./When the cat's away, the mice will pay.

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Make a mountain out of a molehill.

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A stitch in time saves nine.

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Patience is a virtue.

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You cannot make bricks without straw.

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Don't make fish of one and flesh of another.

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Take the bull by the horns.

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Don't put a quarter into a pint pot.

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Do unto others as you would be done.

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The benevolent have no enemy.

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You cannot make bricks without straw.

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Better late than never./ It's never too late to mend.

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to take French leave

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Don't put a quarter into a pint pot.

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Don't make fish of one and flesh of another.

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Take the bull by the horns.

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The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting.

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How can one obtain tiger-cubs without entering the tiger's lair.

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Experience is the mother of wisdom.

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to have an old head on young shoulders

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God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.

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Crows are black all over the world.

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God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb./ When one door shuts another opens.

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Heaven helps those who help themselves.

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It is the unexpected that always happens.

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to recommend one's own person

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A good conscience is a soft pillow.

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Bury the tomahwak(hatchet).

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The benevolent have no enemy.

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Never put off till tomorrow what may be done today.

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The pen is mightier than the sword.

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to practice what one practices

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to set a thief to catch a thief

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to bite the hand that feeds one

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To wait at ease till the enemy is exhausted.

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to fight against longer odds

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to render good for evil

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Set a thief to catch a thief.

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to turn a person's battery against himself

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All is vanity.

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All are brothers within the four seas.

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to save against a rainy day

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not know A from B

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Failure is the mother of success.

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A miss is as good as a mile.

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Little strokes fell great oaks.

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to recommend one's own person

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to hit a person when he's down

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Strike while the iron is hot.

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To err is human; to forgive divine.

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Little strokes fell great oaks.

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to bear hardship without complaint

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As you make your bed so you must lie on it.

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to make a rod for one's own back

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to shift for oneself

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After us the deluge.

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the return of a prodigal

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Offence is the best defence.

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to share one's joys and sorrows

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act according to circumstances

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more brave than wise

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Good watch prevents misfortune.

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Where there is a will, there is a way.

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Money makes the world go around. /Money talks.

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The child is father of the man.

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Not a single miss in a hundred times.

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To see is to believe. (Seeing is believing.)

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If you wish to be the best man, you must be prepared to suffer the bitterest of the bitter.

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Every dog has his day.

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Charm is deceitful, and beauty empty.

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The good are protected by Heaven. / All's wel that ends well.

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Only the wearer knows where the shoes pain.

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No gain without pain.

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Overreach oneself; overshoot oneself; overshoot the mark

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to be at the end of one's patience

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patience for a moment; comfort for many years

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to kick down the ladder

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a flying visit

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to nip a thing in the bud

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Fine feathers make fine birds.

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Too many cooks spoil the broth.

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The worth of a thing is best known by the want of it.

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You scratch my back, and I will sratch yours.

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Don't bite the hand that feeds you.

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Hitch your wagon to a star.

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a fantastic garb

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Honest advice is unpleasant to the ear

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to distinguish right from wrong

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Happy is he who is content

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He who feels contented is rich

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It's easy to know men's faces, but not their hearts.

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Know your enemy and know yourself.

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castles in the air

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the gold rule

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a fantastic garb

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to distinguish right fromwrong

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like bamboo shoots after a spring shower

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After a storm comes a calm.

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A scholor does not step outside his gate, yet he knows the happenings under the sun.

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Facts are most convincing.

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Easy come, easy go.

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All that glitters is not gold.

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The fox preys farthest from his hole.

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If you would not be known to do anything, never do it.

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A man without a smiling face must not open a shop.

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Like father, like son.

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A mill cannot grind with the water that is past.

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Marriages are made in heaven.

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to make the best of a bad bargain

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a niche in the temple of fame

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to act as guide to a tiger

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to put all one's egg in one basket

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A brave man will not shrink from dangers.

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to turn over a new leaf

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a fly in the ointment

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to run counter

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to go through fire and water

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to have one foot in the grave

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to apprehend danger in every sound

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It's never too late to learn./ Live and learn.

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Remember the past and it will guide your future.

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A single spark can start a prairie fire.

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Live and let live.

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Learn to walk before you run.

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Illness comes in by mouth and comes out by it.

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a smile to hide one's hate

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Where there's life there's hope

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to fish in the air

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to look for a needle in a bundle of hay

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A miss is as good as a mile

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Let the dead bury their dead.

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to sacrifice one's life to preserve one's virtue complete

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Take not a musket to kill a butterfly

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A good appetite is a good sauce.

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black sheep

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Don't wash your dirty linen in public.

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alternate weakness with severity

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The outside sees the best of the game.

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to have a bad time

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All roads lead to Rome .

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Union is strenth.

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Adversity reveals genius.

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Lookers-on see most of the game.

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Let sleeping dogs lie.

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to leap out of one's skin

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The early bird catches the worm.

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Haste makes waste

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More haste, less speed.

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to fish in troubled waters

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penny-wise and poundfoolish

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once a use forever a custom

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cry up wine and sell vinegar

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as poor as a church mouse

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A friend in need is a friend indeed.

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to give loose to one's fancy

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Two heads are better than one.

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to live from hand to mouth

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Love is blind.

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Better remove enmity than contract it.

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Out of sight, out of mind.

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to be not elated by success nor disturbed by failure

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Riches and honors come from heaven.

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A wise man is free from perplexities.

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There is no smoke without fire. (Where there is smoke, there is fire.)

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to paint the lily

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to fish in troubled waters

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to cut one's coat according to one's cloth/ make both ends meet

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ostensible obedience

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The monk may run away, but the temple can't run with him.

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the lords of creation

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Everything is difficult at the start

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not a single miss in a thousand times.

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to hit a person when he's down

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Pitchers have ears; walls have ears.

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Burn the midnight oil.

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to enrich oneself at others expense

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Put the troops in death ground and they will live.

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While the priest climbs a foot, the devil climbs ten.

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Prevention is better than cure.

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New brooms sweep clean.

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Misfortune might be a blessing in disguise.

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A distant journey tests the strength of a horse and a long task proves the character of a man.

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a drop in the bucket

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Judge none blessed before his death.

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Time and tide wait for no man.

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Experience is the teacher.

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to die a natural death (to die in one's bed)

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There is no contending against odds.

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to cast pearls before swine

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Misfortunes never come single.

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to eat the bread of idleness

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to be free with other's money

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Distant kinsmen mean less than close neighbors. / A near neighbor is better than a distant cousin.

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You must reap what you have sown. / As you sow, so shall you reap.

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After joy comes sadness.

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Talk of the devil and the devil comes.

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Union is strength.

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Necessity is the mother of invention.

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Haughtiness invites ruin; humility receives benefits.

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He that does evil shall find evil.

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Bad news travels quickly.

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Practice makes perfect.

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a fabian policy

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to get water from a flint

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the survival of the fittest

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A cornered animal is a dangerous foe.

  16¹º

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Every little makes a mickle.

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Every little helps.

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Money can move even the gods.

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Man proposes and God disposes.

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There is no royal road/shortcut to learning.

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Opportunity seldo knocks twice.

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The weakest goes to the wall.

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to look one way and row another

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in everyone's mouth

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to kick against the pricks

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to give the last measure of devotion

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to suffer for one's wisdom

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to harp on the same string

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Courtesy on one side cannot last long.

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full of courtesy, full of craft

  18¹º

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What's done cannot be undone.

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A rolling stone gathers no moss.

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to convert defeat into victory

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beyond one's grasp

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There's no need to teach a fish to swim.

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to be severe with oneself and lenient with others

 21¹º

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a heart of steel

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to be guided by destiny

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Pride goes before a fall.