The man without a resource is hanged.
Poor women think butter-milk good.
Harsh is the poor man’s voice—he speaks all out of place.
A wet mouth does not feel a dry mouth (i.e., plenty does not understand want).
’Tis a fine horse that never stumbles.
Take care of my neck and go on one side (i.e., do not lean altogether on one).
A man loses something to teach himself.
A hen carried far is heavy.
The day of the storm is not the day for thatching.
Winter comes on the lazy.