He is a great fool who forgets himself, [21]
He is a great simpleton who starves himself to feed another, [224]
He is a horse with four white feet (i. e. he is unlucky), [12]
He is a man like a book, [303]
He is a man who acts like a man, [353]
He is a poor smith who is afraid of sparks, [359]
He is a sorry barber who has but one comb, [128]
He is a thief indeed who robs a thief, [8]
He is a very bad manager of honey who leaves nothing to lick off his fingers, [9]
He is an essence of scoundrels, [326]