A loan though old is not a gift. - Hungarian Proverb
Little pitchers have big ears. - John Heywood
Better to be safe than sorry. - Samuel Lover
To rush into explanations is always a sign of weakness. - Agatha Christie
Falling is easier than rising. - Irish Proverb
Dragons beget dragons. - Chinese Proverb
The girl who can't dance says the band can't play. - Yiddish Proverb
Don't take any wooden nickels. - American Proverb
It's six of one, half dozen of another. - Unknown
A fair exchange is no robbery. - Scottish Proverb
Beware the door with too many keys. - Portuguese Proverb
Buyer beware. - Latin Proverb "Caveat emptor"
Two heads are better than one. - Polish Proverb
The archer that shoots ill has a lie ready. - Spanish Proverb
Get mad, then get over it. - Colin Powell
Accidents will happen. - George Colman
By labour, fire is got out of a stone. - Dutch Proverb
You are what you eat. - German Proverb
Clouds gather before a storm. - Unknown
Parting is such sweet sorrow. - William Shakespeare
A year's care; a minute's ruin. - Tagalog Proverb
He that pays the piper, calls the tune. - Unknown
Get out of harm’s way. - Miguel de Cervantes
Brains are better than brawn. - Unknown
Two heads are better than one. - John Heywood
A good lather is half the shave. - William Hone
Great spenders are bad lenders. - Ben Franklin
Little leaks sink the ship. - Ben Franklin
Another day, another dollar. - Unknown
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