Ragged colts make the handsomest stallions, [135]
Rain comes oft after sunshine, and after a dark cloud a clear sky, [394]
Raise no more devils than you can lay, [160]
Rather a husband with one eye than with one son, [289]
Rather a single grape for me than a brace of figs for thee, [27]
Rather an ass that carries than a horse that throws, [121]
Rather go rob with good men than pray with bad, [266]
Rather hat in hand than hand in purse, [121]
Rather have a little one for your friend, than a great one for your enemy, [65]
Rather lose the wool than the sheep, [266]