When wise men play the fool (or pranks) they do it with a vengeance, [108]
When woman reigns, the devil governs, [122]
When you are an anvil, bear; when you are a hammer, strike, [243]
When you are on the road speak not ill of your enemy, [244]
When you are well off, keep as you are, [47]
When you can’t get bread, oat-cakes are not amiss, [198]
When you can’t get meat chickens and bacon are good, [198]
When you eat new bread don’t drink water, [243]
When you go to a strange house knock at the door, [244]
When you go to dance, take heed whom you take by the hand, [376]