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Qual pregunta haras, tal respuesta auras. 190.27. Quien feo ama, hermoso le parece. 219. 25. 32. Quien pobreza tien, de sus deudos es desden , Y el rico sin serlo, de todos es deudo. 76. 17. 24. no querria. 190. 27. 32. Quien primero viene, primero muele. 183. 19. Quien va al molino, y no madruga los otros muelen y el se espulga. 183. 19. Quien se cree de ligero, Agua coge con harnero, 91.19. 21. Raton que no sabe mas de vn horado, presto le toma el gato. 127. 95. A beetle on a cow turd thinks himself a king. 83. 85. A friend in the way is better than a penny in the purse. 11. 27. A good stomach (or Hunger) is the best sauce. 164. 25. All is well that ends well. 80. 27. 35. All men are free of other men’s goods. 50. 44. All things obey money. 168. 32, A man must eat a bushel of salt with another, before he takes him for a friend. 136. 21. A mouse that has but one hole is soon caught. 127. 36. An old dog will learn no tricks. 206. 3s. An old naught, will never be ought. 206. 38. A proffered marchandise stinketh. 118. 2s. A rolling stone is ever bare of moss. 202. As you have brewed, so you must drink. 230. 37. 27. Barking dogs rarely (never) bite. 34. 32. 83. Before you make a friend eat a bushel of salt with him. 136. 21. Better be enuied then pittied. 177. 14. 21. Blind men should judge noe colours. 142. 5. Children and fooles can not lye. 101. 17. Children and fools tell (speak) truth. 101, 25. Court incense. 82. 12. Did not your ears tingle? 156. 12. Dogs that bark at distance; bite not at hand. 34. 33. Empty hands no hawks allure. 130. A. 15. Even the opinion of a clown may be attended to with advantage. 196, s4. Every bird must hatch her own egg. 230. 27. Euery cock is proud in his owne dunghill. 83. 26. 35. Every cock will crow on his own dunghill. 83. 34. Every dog is brave on his own dunghill. 83. 34. | First come, first served. 183. 25. Fresh fish and new come guests smell, by that they are three days old. 171. 26. Fresh fish and strangers stink in three days. 171. 26. Give him an inch, and he’ll take an Ell. 216. 15. Good wine needs no bush. 237. 28. 29. | He had need rise betimes, that would please every body. 134. s5. He is between the hammer and the anuile. 97. 11. 13. | He that buys lawn before he can fold it, Shall | | repent, before he can sold it. 210. A. 30. He that keeps an other man’s dog, shall have nothing left him but the line. 185. 16. | He that’s resolved to beat a dog, never wants | long a stick. 155. 22. | He that will deceive the fox, must rise betimes. |’ 4B, es. | He that would please all, and himself too, | Undertakes wat he cannot do. 134. 35. | Honours change manners. 6. 20. | Hunger is the best sauce. 164. 19. 28. Hunger makes hard beans sweet beans. 165. 24. If we would have eggs, we must bear with | the cackling of the hen. 191. ss.
