Lay your hand on your bosom and you will not speak ill of another, [283]
Lean meat from a fat pig, [272]
Learn thou of learned men, th’ unlearned of thee; for thus must knowledge propagated be, [332]
Learned fools are the greatest of all fools, [140], [149]
Leave no nail unclenched, [113]
Leave the jest at its best, [195]
Leave the minster where it is, [29]
Lend to your friend, and ask payment of your enemy, [383]
Lent, which seems so long, is short at other men’s tables, [107]
Less advice and more hands, [177]