Foxes Are All Tail, And Women All

Nothing Is So Dangerous As An Ignorant Friend; A Wise Enemy Is Worth More. [fr., Rien N'est Si Dangereux Qu'un Ignorant Ami; Mieux Vaudrait Un Sage Ennemi.]

If Every Man Works At That For Which Nature Fitted Him, The Cows Will Be Well Tended.

Is Not Moderation An Old Refrain Ringing In Our Ears? From Which We All Refrain.

O Love, When Thou Gettest Dominion Over Us, We May Bid Good-by To Prudence.

In Short, Luck's Always To Blame.