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Lady, a great, [89]

Last straw breaks camel’s back, [46], [103]

Laugh best who laugh last, [206]

Laugh in forced manner, [46]

Laughing-stock, [207]

Laugh in one’s sleeve, [31], [53]

Laugh on wrong side of face, [207]

Laugh to-day, cry to-morrow, [206]

Lazy people take most pains, [178]

Least said soonest mended, [179]

Leave no stone unturned, [71], [106]

Leave well alone, [38], [162]

Leave without beat of drum, [92]

Legal tender, [86]

Let cat out of the bag, [159]

Let sleeping dogs lie, [64]

Let those laugh who win, [206]

Lie unblushingly, [21]

Life and soul of party, [47]

Life in the old dog yet, [43]

Light as air, [106]

Lightly come, lightly go, [126]

Like as two peas, as, [102]

Like master, like man, [155], [218]

Like sire, like son, [69], [209]

Like will to like, [58]

Lion had need of the mouse, [129]

Lion’s mouth, to rush into, [153]

Little fellows are often great wits, [209]

Little pitchers have long ears, [64]

Little pot soon hot, [185]

Little rain lays much dust, [1]

Little strokes fell great oaks, [184]

Loan loses self and friend, [13]

Lock stable door, [105]

Long lane without turning, [176]

Long looked for comes at last, [169]

Look before you leap, [124]

Look gift-horse in mouth, [49], [66]

Look sharp about it! [232]

Lose nothing for want of asking, [206]

Lose one’s head, [45]

Lot of good that will do, [145]

Love dies hard, true, [10]

Love laughs at locksmiths, [14]

Love me, love my dog, [10]

Lurch, to leave in the, [188]