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Old men wish, wise men warne, and young men worke.
Some for this, and some for that.
Every man hath his pro∣per gift.
Every man after his fa∣shion.
All things fit not all per∣sons.
Every shooe is not for every mans feet.
There's but a haire be∣tween.
There went but a paire of sheeres between.
They are as like, as chalk, and char-cole.
I make no shed.
All flesh is not venison.
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Non omnis fert omnia tellus.
Hîc segetes, veniunt illîc feliciùs uvae.
Omnia non decent om∣nes.
Nil extra est oleam, nihil intra est in nuce duri.
Animus est non ubi ani∣mat, sed ubi amat.
Pilus in medio.
Pastillos Rufillus olet, Gorgonius hircum.
Valeat amicus cum ini∣mico.
Quid distent aera lupi∣nis?
Thrasibylo Dionysium dicitis esse similem.