Hanging and wiving go by destiny. -mid 16th
English 16th Century
Every man to his taste. -late 16th
English 16th Century
They that sow the wind, shall reap the whirlwind. -late 16th
English 16th Century
Call no man happy till he dies. -mid 16th
English 16th Century
What can't be cured must be endured. -late 16th
English 16th Century
Beggars can't be choosers. -mid 16th
English 16th Century
There is an exception to every rule. -late 16th
English 16th Century
Knowledge is power. -late 16th
English 16th Century
Every bulet has its billet. -late 16th; William III
English 16th Century
A fair exchange is no robbery. -mid 16th
English 16th Century
The third time pays for all. -late 16th
English 16th Century
All cats are grey in the dark. -mid 16th
English 16th Century
You cannot lose what you never had. -late 16th
English 16th Century
Delays are dangerous. -late 16th
English 16th Century