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1. Extremes meet —
2. East or West home is best — ,
3. Better late than never — ,
4. All’s well that ends well — ,
5. Out of sight out of mind — ,
6. As fit as a fiddle ,
7. No sweet without sweat ,
8. A penny saved is a penny gained — ,
9. By one’s father’s side ,
10. Just a joke
11. Have a heart! !, !
12. A good beginning makes a good ending
13. Too good to be true , / ,
14. Who knew, who is who — « »
15. New lords new laws -….
16. Honesty is the best policy —
17. A light purse is a heavy curse ,
18. It’s like putting a saddle on a cow
19. An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth ,
20. I dare swear
21. As snug as a bug in a rug ,
22. Look who’s talking! , !
23. There is no rose without thorn
24. If there is a will, there is a way
25. There is no place like home ,
26. There is no smoke without fire
27. Lovely weather for ducks! !
28. There is a black sleep in every flock —
29. But … There is always but… … -, …
30. There are spots even on the sun
31. When a friend asks, there is no tomorrow
32. There is no royal road to learning
33. There’s many a slip between the cup and the lip /
34. While there is life, there is hope [] –
35. There is no flying from fate
36. There is a small choice in rotten apples
37. If there were no clouds we should not enjoy the sun ,
38. There is no so faithful friend, as a good book ,
39. No buts! !
40. No new – is a good new —
41. Tastes differ
42. Where there is a will there is a way — / ,
43. One man’s meat is another man’s poison ,
44. Pull your finger out / to make more effort
45. Turn over a new leaf , , ,
46. Break a leg / good luck !
47. Rome wasn’t built in a day
48. The early bird catches the worm
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49. Practice makes perfect
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50. Start from scratch
51. All in the same boat -.
52. You can count it on your fingers
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53. Twist the knife in the wound
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54. Put that in your pine and smoke it
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55. But there is no flying from fate
56. A dog is a manger –
57. Well begun is half done /
58. A lame duck
59. It’s never too late to learn
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60. True love has no happy end, true love – has no end at all
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61. No man can serve two masters
62. Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today
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63. You can’t judge a man’s character by his looks
64. A man can do no more than he can
65. You can’t have it both ways ,
66. Put one’s money where one’s mouth is
67. If you can’t beat them, join them ,
68. One cannot be in two places at once
69. The leopard cannot change his spots
70. You can’t sell the cow and drink the milk
71. You can’t eat your cake and have it
72. You can’t make an omelet without breaking eggs ,
73. Man can’t live by bread alone
74. One can’t make a silk purse if a sow’s ear
75. He that can’t obey cannot command ,
76. You can’t get blood from a stone
77. Pigs to you ! !
78. Nothing is stolen without hands
79. Men may meet but mountains never . —
80. The evil would may be cured but not the evil name
81. What may be done at any time is done at no time
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82. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart
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83. A bird may be known by its song
84. Nothing is so certain as the unexpected ,
85. As well be hanged (hung) for a sheep as for a lamb ,
86. Every man has a fool in his sleeve
87. Men leap over where the hedge is lowest
88. No man is born wise or learned
89. He knows all the answers.
90. They that think they know everything, know nothing
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91. Wit once bought is worth twice taught ,
92. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink
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93. Learning is the eye of the mind ,
94. He know most who speaks least ,
95. Money makes the mare go
96. Money can’t buy you love
97. The love of money is the root of all evil
98. Money doesn’t grow on trees
99. One swallow does not make a summer
100. Make hay while the sun shines , ; ,
