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  • No one is rich enough to do without a neighbor. (friends and friendsh)
  • Sight before hearsay. (gossip)
  • Rust consumes iron and envy consumes itself. (envy)
  • The sky is not less blue because the blind man does not see it. (facts)
  • Your friendship is your needs answered. (friends and friendsh)
  • Faint hearts never win fair ladies. (heart)
  • Fish and guests smell at three days old. (guests)
  • Better suffer for the truth than proper in a falsehood. (truth)
  • Eggs and oaths are easily broken. (promises)
  • The nobler the blood the less the pride. (pride)
  • Unwilling service earns no thanks. (service)
  • Many have too much, but none enough. (satisfaction)
  • Wise men do not quarrel with each other. (quarrels)
  • Unworthy offspring brag the most about their worthy descendants. (ancestry)
  • Better to ask twice than to lose your way once. (ask)
  • Big words seldom accompany good deeds. (action)
  • Wise care keeps what it has gained. (wisdom)
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