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| Latin Proverb - D
Dead men do not bite.Deaf to the voice of conscience.Death brings to a level spades and sceptres.Death defies the doctor.Death is common to all.Death is preferable.Death snatches away the most deserving, and leaves the wicked.Death to the wolf is life to the lambs.Deeds not words are required.Deliberate often --decide once.Deliberate often--decide once.Desire nothing that would bring disgrace.Despise not the weak: the gnat stings the eyes of the lion.Different men like different things.Different pursuits suit different ages.Differing in words, not in reality. [A verbal, not an actual difference.]Dignity in retirement. [Ease and dignity combined.]Divide and rule.
[Lat., Divide et impera.]
[Win by creating disunion among your adversaries.]Do as you would be done unto.Do not give an opinion until it is asked for.Do not lengthen the quarrel while there is an opportunity of escaping.Do well and have well.Don't be frightened at high-sounding words.Don't do that of which you doubt the propriety.Don't tell a secret to anybody, unless you want the whole world to know it.Doth the moon on high care for the barking of a dog?Dropping water makes the rock hollow, not by its force, but by constant action. |
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