Take a woman’s first advice and not her second, [46]

Take advice of a red-bearded man, and be gone, [400]

Take an ox by his horn, a man by his word, [31]

Take care of your geese when the fox preaches, [400]

Take care of your plough, and your plough will take care of you, [180]

Take care you don’t let your tail be caught in the door, [100]

Take counsel before it goes ill, lest it go worse, [312]

Take down a thief from the gallows and he will hang you up, [15], [92]

Take help of many, advice of few, [400]

Take not your sickle to another man’s corn, [388]