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• You will never have a friend if you must have one without faults.

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• You must marry a widow while she is still mourning.

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• You don’t go to heaven in a carriage.

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• You cannot write down a meaningful silence.

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• You cannot make the mule drink when he is not thirsty.

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• You are my guide, my lord, and my master.

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• Yes and no rule the world.

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• Years and sins are always more than admitted.

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• With the first wife is matrimony, the second company, the third heresy.

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• With so many roosters crowing, the sun never comes up.

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• Whoever stays awake longest must blow out the candle.

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• Who would make money must begin by spending it.

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• Who will not be ruled by the rudder must be ruled by the rock.

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• Who suffers from love, feels no pain.

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• Who seeks a quarrel will find it near at hand.

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• Who has no courage must have legs.

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• Who goes to Rome a beast returns a beast.

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• Who goes slowly, goes wisely, and who goes wisely, goes far.

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• Who gives bread to other’s dogs is often barked at by her own.

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• Who can do, don’t want to; Who wants to, can’t do; Who knows how to do, won’t do it; Who does it, doesn’t know how to; and, so, badly goes the world.

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