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Rodgers Dictionary of Proverbs He who marries a widow with three children, marries four thieves. He who marries at Mr. Lightening’s does not fear thunder. (If you have deliberately done something troublesome you should be prepared to bear the consequences.) He who marries does well, but who remains single does better. He who marries for love has good nights and bad days. He who marries for money earns it. He who marries ill, is long in becoming widowed. He who marries on a rainy day will be happy for the rest of his life. He who marries prudence is the brother-in- law of peace. He who marrieth does well, but he who marrieth not, better. He who measures oil greases his hands. He who meddles in others people's affairs will be left with two of three parts. He who mentions Siena mentions the Palio. He who misleads you cannot buy you. He who mixes himself with the draff will be eaten by the swine. He who mixes with the bran, will be eaten by the pigs. He who mocks the cripple should be straight himself. He who mocks the poor shows contempt for their maker. He who moves with each day is better than another who waits for luck. He who must die, must die in the dark, even though he sells candles. He who never begins will never end. He who never budges from Paris will never be pope. He who never eats pumpkins with you, you prepare a few slices for him. He who never goes is a fool; he who goes twice is also a fool. He who never goes to your house doesn't want you in his. He who never has enough, never has 274 anything. He who never knows where is coming from will never know where he is going. He who never learns anything never forgets anything. He who never moves about appreciates only one's mother's cookery skills. He who nurses vegeance is not called wise. He who offended forgets, but he who suffered from the offense does not. He who offers his back should not complain if it is beaten. He who once ventures to lie, deserves no more confidence. He who only drinks water does not get drunk. He who only thinks about what is in his belly is worth less than what comes out of it. He who opens his heart for ambition, closes it for the rest. He who overcomes his passions overcomes his greatest enemies. He who owes nothing fears not the sheriff's officer. He who owes nothing has bought nothing on layaway. He who oweth is all in the wrong. He who paddles two canoes, sinks. He who paints the flower cannot paint its fragrance. He who passes a winter's day passes one of his mortal enemies. He who pays his debts begins to make a stock. He who pays his debts, betters his condition. He who pays is fairly entitled to speak his mind. He who pays the piper calls the tune. He who pays the piper may call the tune. He who pays well is master of another man's purse. He who pays well is well served. He who pays well may borrow again.