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   45. It is easier to mend your fauts that than to hid them.
   46. Money is the servant of some men and the master of many.
   47. One thing at a time and that well done leads to an excellance.
   48. By leaving to obey we know how to command.
   49. Extravagnace in youth brings want in old age.
   50. Let your anger set with the sun but not rise with it.
   51. We know the worth of the water when the well runs dry.
   52. If the world frowns on us the suns will shine on us.
   53. It takes two to make a bargin.
   54. The mouse can play when the cat is out.
   55. An empty barrell makes the most noise.
   56. To morrow is no day.
   57. Hear, see and listen, but say nothing.
   58. Cleanliness is godliness.
   59. Save they hay while the sun is shining.
   60. Fools make feasts and wise men eat them.
   61. Deep waters run smoothly.
   62. It is never to late to mend.
   63. It is never to late to learn.
   64. The wise man always carries his top coat on the fine day.
   65. A fool thinks himself the wise man.
   66. A long clamp makes a good fire.
   67. The early bird has the early worm.

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