Let lie what is too heavy to lift, [303]
Let me get over the lake, and I have no fear of the brook, [330]
Let me go warm, and folks may laugh, [199], [266]
Let no one say, “Of this water I will not drink,” [235]
Let no one take a pawn that eats, [242]
Let no shovel-beaked bird ever enter your yard, [204]
Let not him who has a mouth ask another to blow, [299]
Let not the tongue utter what the head must pay for, [235], [284]
Let not thy right hand know what thy left hand doeth, [158]
Let not your shirt know all your thoughts (or your secret), [48], [117], [129]