As you sow you shall reap. Pr.
A tale never loses in the telling. Pr.
A talisman that shall turn base metal into precious, Nature acknowledges not; but a talisman to turn base souls into noble, Nature has given us; and that is a "philosopher's stone," but it is a stone which the builders refuse. Ruskin.
A tâtons—Groping. Fr.
A tattler is worse than a thief. Pr. 25
A (man of) teachable mind will hang about a wise man's neck. Bp. Patrick.
At every trifle scorn to take offence; / That always shows great pride or little sense. Pope.
At first one omits writing for a little while; and then one stays a little while to consider of excuses; and at last it grows desperate, and one does not write at all. Swift.
[Greek: Athanatous men prôta theous, nomô hôs diakeitai Tima]—Reverence, first of all, the immortal gods, as prescribed by law. Pythagoras.
At the gates of the forest the surprised man 30 of the world is forced to leave his city estimates of great and small, wise and foolish. Emerson.