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1341.
Only a race horse or a Comyn lord is judged by his pedigree.1342.
Only men laugh, only men weep, only men dance.1343.
Put no faith in a drunkard's prophecy, another man's dog, or the weather at any season.1344.
Rats make havoc in the kitchen when the cat's a kitten.1345.
Take care how you beseech the gods for a gift, for they will give it to you.1346.
Take care of the pence and the pounds will take care of themselves.1347.
That land fares ill where the king's but a babe.1348.
The best horse can't wear two saddles.1349.
The dead cannot come to kinsmen's aid.1350.
The dead in heaven is too happy to grieve for indignities to his corpse; the dead in hell has too much else to grieve for.