| Haecker, Theodor | I
am the master of everything I can explain | 43 |
| La Rochefoucauld | Happy
people rarely correct their faults | 40 |
| Russian Proverb | He need
not search his pockets for words | 40 |
| Meynell, Alice | No wild
flowers however wild are rebels | 39 |
| Russian Proverb | Pray
to God but keep rowing to the shore | 40 |
| Plus, Raoul | Things unseen
have a light of their own | 39 |
| Billings, Josh | The best
bill of fare is a good appetite | 40 |
| French Proverb | One can
go a long way after one is tired | 40 |
| Haskins, Henry S. | All
solid facts were originally mist | 36 |
| Hebrew Proverb | He is
great whose faults are numbered | 37 |
| Gide, Andre | True eloquence
foregoes eloquence | 33 |
| Irish Proverb | It is not a fish
until it is on the bank | 40 |
| German Proverb | Envy eats nothing
but its own heart | 35 |
| Bulgarian Proverb | Other peoples
eggs have two yolks | 34 |
| Danish Proverb | Faults are thick
where love is thin | 35 |
| Czech Proverb | The way one eats
is the way one works | 37 |
| Estonian Proverb | The work will
teach you how to do it | 36 |
| Irish Proverb | Fear is a fine
spur and so is rage | 34 |
| Anonymous | All your base are belong
to us | 30 |
| English
Proverb | The shortest answer is doing | 28 |
| Weininger, Otto | One can be afraid only of life | 30 |
| Weininger, Otto | Everything
evil is revenge | 26 |
| English
Proverb | Error is always in a hurry | 26 |
| Yeats, W. B. | Love comes in at the eye | 24 |
| Jackson, Holbrook | When
in doubt risk it | 21 |
