The day you marry ’tis either kill or cure, [217]
The days follow each other and are not alike, [35]
The dead and the absent have no friends, [199], [265]
The dead are soon forgotten, [35]
The dead open the eyes of the living, [290]
The dearer the child, the sharper must be the rod, [382]
The debts go to the next heir, [141]
The deceived sheep that went for wool and came back shorn, [216]
The devil gets into the belfry by the vicar’s skirts, [241]