Where the horse rubb's some haire is left be∣hind.
The best of a bad nest.
He is livelesse that is fault∣lesse.
One ill weed marres a whole po•• of porridge.
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Where the horse rubb's some haire is left be∣hind.
The best of a bad nest.
He is livelesse that is fault∣lesse.
One ill weed marres a whole po•• of porridge.
One scabbed sheepe marres a whole flock.
The mother would never seeke her daughter i'th oven, had not her self bene there first.
Hackney mistris hackney maide.
How can the foale amble when both horse and mare trots?
A corrupt breath steineth a cleere glass.
One rotten apple corrupts those, that lie neare it.
Mind other men, but most your self.
New Lords new lawes.
A little leaven sowreth all.