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Who, knowing nothing, claim to know it all.
What each intends, or will intend, they know.
What in the queen's ear the king said, they know.
What never was, or is--they know it, though!
--_Plautus._
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The would-be buyer, alas! so often depreciates.
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The road to "bye and bye" leads to the town of never.
--_Spanish._
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CALAMITY.
Do not insult calamity: It is a barb'rous grossness, to lay on The weight of scorn, where heavy misery Too much already weighs men's fortunes down.
--_Shakespeare._
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I can't, does nothing.
I'll try, effects miracles.
I will, accomplishes everything.
--_Unknown._
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Among the ancient warriors it was a custom, when any one did a meritorious action, to say: "That will be a feather in his cap."
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Whom the cap fits, let him wear it.
--_Latin._
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Capacity without education is deplorable.
--_Saadi._
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As to cards and dice, I think the safest and best way is never to learn to play them, and so be incapacitated for those dangerous temptations and encroaching wasters of time.
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Cards were at first for benefits designed, Sent to amuse, not to enslave the mind.
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To carry care to bed is to sleep with a pack on your back.
--_Haliburton._
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Put off thy cares with thy clothes; so shall thy rest strengthen thy labour; and so shall thy labour sweeten thy rest.
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To win a cat, and lose a cow. (Consequences of litigation).
--_Persian._
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Deliberate well on what you can do but once.
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A life of caution is overpaid by the avoidance of one serious misfortune.
