Truth has a scratched face.
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The father a saint, the son a devil.
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Old foxes want no tutors.
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He that steals honey should beware of the Sting.
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Put not the hand between the bark and the tree.
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A kite will never be a good hawk.
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Small gifts keep friendship alive.
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Lip-honour costs little, yet may bring in much.
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The grass is always greener over the hill.
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Pleasing ware is half sold.
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Send not a cat for lard.
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A fair face foul heart.
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Men cut large thongs of Other men's leather.
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All men are free of Other men's goods.
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Nail drives out nail.
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Must I tell you a tale and find your ears too?
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Many dogs may easily worry one hare.
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Come with the Wind, go with the water.
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Two bigs will not go in one bag.
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Envy never enriched any man.
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