Liars have need of good memories.
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Great boast and small roast.
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Better children weep than old men.
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One eye of the master sees more than ten of the servants.
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The cask savours of the first fill.
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The brains don't lie in the beard.
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An unbidden guest knows not where to sit.
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Tongue breaks bone, and herself has none.
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Breed up a crow and he will tear out your eyes.
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Fair and foolish, black and proud, long and lazy, little and loud.
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While it is fine weather mend your sails.
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You cannot flay the same ox twice.
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The bird loves her nest.
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Might goes before right.
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You can have no more of a cat but her skin.
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Like the gardener's dog, that neither eats cabbages himself, nor lets anybody else.
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A horse may stumble that has four legs.
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Call me cousin but cozen me not.
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Every man as he loves, quoth the good man when he kissed his cow.
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The wolf eats often of the sheep that have been told.
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