1. Cloudy mornings bring clear evenings. [Tweet it]
2. Be slow to promise but quickly to perform. [Tweet it]
3. Times is the greatest healer. [Tweet it]
4. Actions speak louder than words. [Tweet it]
6. Mother's love is uncomparable. [Tweet it]
7. Roses have their thorns. [Tweet it]
8. One flower makes no garland. [Tweet it]
9. No pain, no gain. [Tweet it]
10. Money is a good servant but a bad master. [Tweet it]
11. When fortune smiles take the advantage. [Tweet it]
12. When in Rome do as the Romans. [Tweet it]
13. One swallow does not make a spring Union is strength. [Tweet it]
14. An empty purse frights away friends. [Tweet it]
15. Speech is silver but silence is gold. [Tweet it]
16. Water seeks its own leve. [Tweet it]
17. Better do it than wish it done. [Tweet it]
18. Speech is the image of action. [Tweet it]
19. Half a loaf is better than nothing. [Tweet it]
20. Time and tide waits for none. [Tweet it]
21. What may be done at any time is done at no time. [Tweet it]
22. Much pains, little gains. [Tweet it]
23. Borrowed garments never fit well. [Tweet it]
24. Beware of silent dogs and still water. [Tweet it]
25. Books without the knowledge of life are useless. [Tweet it]
26. Take care of the pound, the pound will take care of themselves. [Tweet it]
27. Much ads about nothing. [Tweet it]
28. Profuse in promise but slow in deeds. [Tweet it]
29. Few offend by silence but a prattling. [Tweet it]
30. tongue is always trout le some. [Tweet it]
31. Full of courtesy, full of crafts. [Tweet it]
32. Pain is the outcome of sin. [Tweet it]
33. A good name is better than riches. [Tweet it]
34. When crow flies its tail follows. [Tweet it]
35. You cannot draw blood from a stone. [Tweet it]
36. You cannot wash a black moor white. [Tweet it]
37. Necessity turns lion into fox. [Tweet it]
38. Better a small fish than an empty dish. [Tweet it]
39. Necessity sharpens industry. [Tweet it]
40. A self-evident truth need not be advertised. [Tweet it]
41. Truth has a fast bottom. [Tweet it]
42. Truth prevails. [Tweet it]
43. 1 will either make a bolt or shaft of it. [Tweet it]
44. Necessity has no law. [Tweet it]
45. Some are refined like gold, in the furnace of affliction. [Tweet it]
46. Blood is thicker than water. [Tweet it]
47. No one can rise without support. [Tweet it]
48. Pride is an ill horse to ride. [Tweet it]
49. Pride in a beauty is like a spot in a diamond. [Tweet it]
50. No flying without wings. [Tweet it]
51. United we stand, divided we fall Unity. [Tweet it]
52. Disease brings on wreck and rain. [Tweet it]
53. Gold shines brighter, the more it is heated. [Tweet it]
54. It is a good fish, if it were but caught. [Tweet it]
55. Keep a thing for seven years and you will find a use for it. [Tweet it]
56. Patience always pays. [Tweet it]
57. Patience is bitter but its fruits are sweet. [Tweet it]
58. Patience, perseverance overcome mountain. [Tweet it]
59. All things come to him who waits. [Tweet it]
60. Rome was not built in a day. [Tweet it]
61. Patience is the best remedy for grief. [Tweet it]
62. Patience is the art of hoping. [Tweet it]
63. Sell not virtue to purchase wealth. [Tweet it]
64. Sweet are the slumbers of virtue. [Tweet it]
65. virtue has its own reward. [Tweet it]
66. Sincerity is the soul of virtue. [Tweet it]
67. All lay the load on the willing hors. [Tweet it]
68. Do not spur a willing horse. [Tweet it]
69. If one will not, another will. [Tweet it]
70. Provoke not the rage of a patient man. [Tweet it]
71. An opportunity should not be missed. [Tweet it]
72. Cross the stream where it is shallowest. [Tweet it]
73. Early bird catches the worm. [Tweet it]
74. Words are but sands, it's money that bugs land. [Tweet it]
75. it is hard to live in Rome and fight with the pope. [Tweet it]
76. Live with man, as if God saw you. [Tweet it]
77. Come with wind and go with water. [Tweet it]
78. What is got in the country is lost in the hundred. [Tweet it]
79. Once neglected is lost forever. [Tweet it]
80. Everyman is the architect of his own fortune. [Tweet it]
81. Fortune favours the brave, Fortune goes by favour. [Tweet it]
82. Everybody's business is nobody's business. [Tweet it]
83. it is only a drop in the ocean. [Tweet it]
84. Jack of all trades but master of none. [Tweet it]
85. Many cooks spoil the broth. [Tweet it]
86. Plenty makes dainty. [Tweet it]
87. To carry spices to India. [Tweet it]
88. Good mind, good find. [Tweet it]
89. Undaunted minds defy fortune. [Tweet it]
90. Sound mind in a sound body. [Tweet it]
91. Home keeping youths have homely wit. [Tweet it]
92. Miseries come by the pounds and go by the ounce. [Tweet it]
93. All grasp, all lose. [Tweet it]
94. Advance is the root of all evils. [Tweet it]
95. He that will have all, lose all. [Tweet it]
96. He that grasps at too much, holds nothing fast. [Tweet it]
97. The more you heap, the worse you reap. [Tweet it]
98. A habit is a shirt made of iron. [Tweet it]
99. Virtue alone is happiness. [Tweet it]
100. Haste makes waste. [Tweet it]
101. Haste is a poor apology. [Tweet it]
102. Hasty climbers have sudden falls. [Tweet it]
103. He stumbles that runs fast. [Tweet it]
104. Haste trips over its own heels. [Tweet it]
105. He helps little who helps not himself. [Tweet it]
106. Dig a well before you are thirsty. [Tweet it]
107. Don't cross a bridge until you come to it. [Tweet it]
108. In a fair weather prepare for foul. [Tweet it]
109. Draw not the bow before the arrow is fixed. [Tweet it]
110. Help a lame dog over a stile. [Tweet it]
111. Existence cannot be concealed. [Tweet it]
112. Make not your sail too large for your ship. [Tweet it]
113. Make hay while the sun shines. [Tweet it]
114. Set your sails as the wind blows. [Tweet it]
115. Honesty is paid but starves. [Tweet it]
116. Honesty is the best policy while dishonesty brings ruin. [Tweet it]
117. Every cloud has a silver lining. [Tweet it]
118. Humour is ingredient of happiness. [Tweet it]
119. A hare may draw a lion with a golden cord. [Tweet it]
120. An idle man tempts the devil. [Tweet it]
121. Ignorance has no lights. [Tweet it]
122. Ignorance augments our evils. [Tweet it]
123. A fog cannot be dispelled by a fan. [Tweet it]
124. A pious man struggles under difficulties while a rogue thrives. [Tweet it]
125. Jealousy arises from lack of confidence. [Tweet it]
126. Jest with an ass and he will flop you in the face with his tail. [Tweet it]
127. Good swimmers are of finest drowned. [Tweet it]
128. He cuts his own feet with an axe. [Tweet it]
129. He is caught in his own trap. [Tweet it]
130. Miss is as good as a mile. [Tweet it]
131. A silver key can open an iron lock. [Tweet it]
132. A golden dart kills where it pleases. [Tweet it]
133. Beauty is potent but money is omnipotent. [Tweet it]
134. Be ruled by him that bears the purse. [Tweet it]
135. Money can get any work done. [Tweet it]
136. Money is the best bait, to fish for a man with. [Tweet it]
137. Money talks. [Tweet it]
138. Ready money is ready machine. [Tweet it]
139. Lock your door that you may keep your neighbour honest. [Tweet it]
140. No one is rich enough to do without a neighbour. [Tweet it]
141. Never draw your dirk when a dint will do. [Tweet it]
142. Never look a gift horse in the mouth. [Tweet it]
143. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. [Tweet it]
144. Never venture nothing gain. [Tweet it]
145. Never spend your money before you have it. [Tweet it]
146. Never spit at the sun, it falls back on the face. [Tweet it]
147. Never tell all you know, not do all you can. [Tweet it]
148. Poor folks are glad of pottage. [Tweet it]
149. Sloth is the mother of poverty. [Tweet it]
150. The poor do penance for the follies of the strong. [Tweet it]
151. Power comes from sincere service. [Tweet it]
152. He who swells in prosperity will shrink in adversity. [Tweet it]
153. He robs his belly to provide for his back. [Tweet it]
154. Living on Earth is expensive, but it does include a free trip around the sun. [Tweet it]
155. A gig to the doctor, when cured. [Tweet it]
156. When a cow is old, she is soon sold. [Tweet it]
157. Ever stop to think, and forget to start again :? [Tweet it]
158. If at first you don’t succeed, destroy all evidence that you tried. [Tweet it]
159. It takes two to make quarrel. [Tweet it]
160. It takes two to make a bargain and two to break it. [Tweet it]
161. Unskillful workmen quarrel with their tools. [Tweet it]
162. Reality must be out. [Tweet it]
163. Sweet water cannot flow from foul springs. [Tweet it]
164. What is in the pot, will come on the plate. [Tweet it]
165. A thiefs bags finds only dust. [Tweet it]
166. A pitcher that often goes to the well breaks at last. [Tweet it]
167. Frost and fraud both end in foul. [Tweet it]
168. Bred up a crow and he will pluck out your eyes. [Tweet it]
169. Bitter pills have Better effect. [Tweet it]
170. Do avil and look for liKe. [Tweet it]
171. Every tide has its Ebb. [Tweet it]
172. Out of frying pan into the fire. [Tweet it]
173. Scatter with one hand and gather with two. [Tweet it]
174. Venture upon nothing till you have well considered the results. [Tweet it]
175. Sadness and gladness succeed each other. [Tweet it]
176. Serve a great man and you will know what sorrow is. [Tweet it]
177. Sorrow's best antidote is employment. [Tweet it]
178. Save when young, spend when old. [Tweet it]
179. Keep a secret, it is your slave. [Tweet it]
180. Seeing is believing. [Tweet it]
181. You cannot see wood for trees. [Tweet it]
182. Self-interest is the rule self-sacrifice the exception. [Tweet it]
183. Self help is the best help. [Tweet it]
184. The greatest conquest is the conquest of self. [Tweet it]
185. When everyone takes care of self, care is taken of all. [Tweet it]
186. He that hath no shame, hath no conscience. [Tweet it]
187. A cowl does not make a monk. [Tweet it]
188. Good sword had often been in poor scabbard. [Tweet it]
189. Barking dogs seldom bite. [Tweet it]
190. Distance lends enchantment to the view. [Tweet it]
191. One face to God and another to devil. [Tweet it]
192. Oxford knives and London wives. [Tweet it]
193. The cross on her breast and the devil in her heart. [Tweet it]
194. Silence pays. [Tweet it]
195. Silence is the best virtue. [Tweet it]
196. Silence is a gift without peril and a treasure without enemies. [Tweet it]
197. A closed mouth catches no flies. [Tweet it]
198. Fair words cost nothing but are worth much. [Tweet it]
199. Speak not rather than speak ill. [Tweet it]
200. Speech is the picture of mind. [Tweet it]
201. If at first you don't succeed, try, try, try again. [Tweet it]
202. Success makes a fool look wise. [Tweet it]
203. Suspect a take-bearer and trust him not. [Tweet it]
204. Suspicion begets suspicion. [Tweet it]
205. A stitch in time saves nine. [Tweet it]
206. Better today than tomorrow. [Tweet it]
207. Better late than, never tomorrow. [Tweet it]
208. Fear of God is the beginning of wisdom. [Tweet it]
209. Wisdom and goodness to the vile seem vile. [Tweet it]
210. A small pack becomes a small pedlar. [Tweet it]
211. Everyone to his trade. [Tweet it]
212. Great toil, little work. [Tweet it]
213. A paul pry is ever uneasy. [Tweet it]
214. Unseen, unread. [Tweet it]
215. A green wound is soon healed. [Tweet it]
216. Setting down in writing is a lasting memory. [Tweet it]
217. Fine words butter no parsnipsSaying is one thing, doing another. [Tweet it]
218. Huff of one and advantage of another. [Tweet it]
219. Only a well-wisher gives an unsavory advice. [Tweet it]
220. Beauty is only skin deep. [Tweet it]
221. Beauty weeps and fortune enjoys. [Tweet it]
222. Fancy passeth beauty. [Tweet it]
223. Argus at home, but a mole abroad. [Tweet it]
224. Burning the candle at both ends. [Tweet it]
225. Subterfuges is the coward's defense. [Tweet it]
226. It is dark under the lamp. [Tweet it]
227. Death's day is doomsday. [Tweet it]
228. Crosses are ladders that lead to heaven. [Tweet it]
229. Death defies the doctor. [Tweet it]
230. Death is deaf and hears no denial. [Tweet it]
231. Dead man tells no tale. [Tweet it]
232. Dust thou art and shalt thou to dust return. [Tweet it]
233. Desperate cuts have desperate cures. [Tweet it]
234. A figure among ciphers. [Tweet it]
235. Among men some are pebbles. [Tweet it]
236. In a calm sea everyone is a pilot. [Tweet it]
237. Rejoice not when enemy stumbleth. [Tweet it]
238. Coming events cast their shadow. [Tweet it]
239. Ever spare, ever bare. [Tweet it]
240. He will chime in with everything. [Tweet it]
241. Evil beginnings have wretched endings. [Tweet it]
242. Evill to him, who evil thinks. [Tweet it]
243. Frost and fraud both end in evil. [Tweet it]
244. Ill weeds grow apace. [Tweet it]
245. It is a long lane that has no turning. [Tweet it]
246. Cast not dirt in tha well that gives you water. [Tweet it]
247. If a man once falls, alt will tread upon him. [Tweet it]
248. All go to a fallen tree with their hatchet. [Tweet it]
249. A stumble prevents a fall. [Tweet it]
250. Remove the foundation, the super structure falls. [Tweet it]
251. While rising, you may trip. [Tweet it]
252. In for a penny, in for a pound [Tweet it]
253. Bread at pleasure, drink by measure. [Tweet it]
254. Diet cures more than the doctor. [Tweet it]
255. Wasps haunt the honey pot. [Tweet it]
256. A prince of all fools. [Tweet it]
257. Don't kill the goose that lays golden eggs. [Tweet it]
258. Don't kick the ladder. [Tweet it]
259. Don't haloo till you are out of wood. [Tweet it]
260. Don't make a mountain of a mole hill. [Tweet it]
261. Don't pour water on a drowned mouse. [Tweet it]
262. Fool's haste is no speed. [Tweet it]
263. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. [Tweet it]
264. Knaves and fools never prosper. [Tweet it]
265. Learned fools are ruined even by their learning. [Tweet it]
266. Penny wise and pound foolish. [Tweet it]
267. He is as free as a wind. [Tweet it]
268. Gifts break rock. [Tweet it]
269. Give a clown your finger and he will take your whole hand. [Tweet it]
270. Give him in an inch and he will take an ell. [Tweet it]
271. Give a dog an ill name, and you may as well hang him. [Tweet it]
272. Give a thing and take again and you shall ride in hell's wain. [Tweet it]
273. In prosperity gold, in adversity God. [Tweet it]
274. Man proposes, God disposes. [Tweet it]
275. Retribution belongs to God. [Tweet it]
276. Good and quickly seldom meet. [Tweet it]
277. Seek not a goodman's pedigree. [Tweet it]
278. You spoil a good fish with a bad sauce. [Tweet it]
279. A great ship needs deep water. [Tweet it]
280. Great fishes eat up small ones. [Tweet it]
281. An uninvited guest is like a straw. [Tweet it]
282. An uninvited guest sits on thorns. [Tweet it]
283. A constant guest is never welcome. [Tweet it]
284. Habit is the second nature. [Tweet it]
285. Let dogs delight-to back and bite, for god had made them so. [Tweet it]
286. Haste and wisdom are things far different. [Tweet it]
287. Haste makes waste, waste makes want and want. [Tweet it]
288. makes strife between the good man and wife. [Tweet it]
289. More haste less speed. [Tweet it]
290. Most haste worst speed. [Tweet it]
291. Hatred does not cease by hatred. [Tweet it]
292. Health is wealth. [Tweet it]
293. Believe not all you hear, and tell not all you believe. [Tweet it]
294. Even walls have ears. [Tweet it]
295. Give every one thy ear but few thy voice. [Tweet it]
296. Hear all, but follow thy own counsel. [Tweet it]
297. It never rains but pours. [Tweet it]
298. Man lives by hope. [Tweet it]
299. While there is life there is hope [Tweet it]
300. Quit not certainly for hopes. [Tweet it]
301. He that exalts himself shall be humbled. [Tweet it]
302. Humility makes a man lovable to all [Tweet it]
303. If brain sows not corns, it plants thistle. [Tweet it]
304. Idle dogs worry sheep. [Tweet it]
305. Idle folks have most labour. [Tweet it]
306. Idle folks have the least leisure. [Tweet it]
307. Idle all day, she is going to spin at night. [Tweet it]
308. Slanders in jest prove serious injuries [Tweet it]
309. He who pardons the bad injures the good [Tweet it]
310. if jury say it is a cat, it must be so. [Tweet it]
311. Kindness is a language which the deaf can hear and the blind can read. [Tweet it]
312. Kindness is that brings forth kindness always. [Tweet it]
313. A heron is a king among crows. [Tweet it]
314. A king's favor is no inheritance. [Tweet it]
315. The king can do no wrong. [Tweet it]
316. Cut your coat, according to your cloth. [Tweet it]
317. Stretch your legs according to your coverlet. [Tweet it]
318. Stretch your arm no further. [Tweet it]
319. Charity begins at home. [Tweet it]
320. He who has horns on his bosom, [Tweet it]
321. let him not put them on his head. [Tweet it]
322. Fair is not fair but that which pleaseth. [Tweet it]
323. An accidental outcome, a mere coincidence. [Tweet it]
324. Man is known by the company he keeps. [Tweet it]
325. A house divided against itself cannot stand. [Tweet it]
326. Let by-gones be by-gones. [Tweet it]
327. If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing well. [Tweet it]
328. Well begun is half done. [Tweet it]
329. Don't be a baker if your head be made of butter. [Tweet it]
330. Don't build castles in air. [Tweet it]
331. Don't buy a pig in a poke. [Tweet it]
332. Don't throw pearls before swines [Tweet it]
333. Don't whip the old sores. [Tweet it]
334. Courtesy should never be accompanied by candour their death. [Tweet it]
335. So got so gone. [Tweet it]
336. Measure for measure. [Tweet it]
337. Set a thief to catch a thief. [Tweet it]
338. Regal honors have regal cares. [Tweet it]
339. A little pot is soon hot. [Tweet it]
340. A little rain will lay a great mud. [Tweet it]
341. Handsome is that handsome does. [Tweet it]
342. The more a gambler loses, the more he plays. [Tweet it]
343. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. [Tweet it]
344. Absence is to love what wind is to fire. [Tweet it]
345. Love does much, but money inore. [Tweet it]
346. There is no love without fear. [Tweet it]
347. A lean dog gets nothing but fleas. [Tweet it]
348. Cursed cows have short horns. [Tweet it]
349. From the frying pan into the fires. [Tweet it]
350. Luck never made a man wise. [Tweet it]
351. There is no flying against fate. [Tweet it]
352. Who knows nothing, doubts nothing. [Tweet it]
353. Zeal without knowledge is fire without light. [Tweet it]
354. Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face. [Tweet it]
355. Each one takes care of number one. [Tweet it]
356. Don't cry over spilt milk. [Tweet it]
357. When God helps no one can hinder. [Tweet it]
358. Better late than never. [Tweet it]
359. It is never too late to mend. [Tweet it]
360. Spend and God will send. [Tweet it]
361. Cleanliness is next to godliness. [Tweet it]
362. Idleness is the rust of mind. [Tweet it]
363. An idle brain is a box for the wind. [Tweet it]
364. God helps those who help themselves. [Tweet it]
365. Friendship with a fool is always dangerous. [Tweet it]
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