...Let him not seek to know his destiny, if he would sleep secure and quiet. Rise early, if you would enrich yourself, or vanquish an enemy. The sleeping...not the prey ; neither the drowsy man the victory. A faithful friend is he who will give me one loaf when he has but two. Whilst we live, let us live...

...the drowsy man the victory. 1 A faithful friend is he who will give me one loaf when he has but two. Whilst we live, let us live well: for be a man ever so rich •when he lights his tire, death may perhaps enter his door before it be burnt out. It is better to have a son late than...

...by the Committee, with one yoke of Oxen, and without driver, in the shortest and neatest manner, 6 Whilst we live, let us live well: for, be a man ever so rich when he lights his fire, death may enter his door before it be burnt out. sas No. 29.— VOL. 0.] 229 SHEEP. The English have had more...

...coin, without country, is still at least a man ; and he who has all these is no more. SIR WALTER SCOTT. Whilst we live, let us live well : for, be a man ever so rich when he lights his fire, death may enter his door before it be burnt out. Though we like to keep up a bright, living, and mutually profitable...

...gloved cat catches no mice, or to the Icelandic adage in the Havamaal part of the more ancient Edda — The sleeping wolf gains not the prey, neither the drowsy man the victory. They must go softly that catch a monkey, ye hear 1 Whenyoumeet a negro with hair in the hollow of his...

...and your friends' friends : but do not favour the friend of your enemies. " Rise early, if you would enrich yourself, or vanquish an enemy. The sleeping..." Whilst we live, let us live well : for, be a man never so rich when he lights his fire, Death may perhaps enter before it is burnt out. " It is better...

...and quiet." 58. " He who seeks to destroy the flock, or to take the life of another, must rise early. The sleeping wolf gains not the prey ; neither the drowsy man the victory." 67. " They invite me up and down to feasts, if I have only " of a slight breakfast : my faithful friend...

...and quiet." 58. " He who seeks to destroy the flock, or to take the life of another, must rise early. The sleeping wolf gains not the prey ; neither the drowsy man the victory." 67. " They invite me up and down to feasts, if I have only need of a slight breakfast : my faithful...

...The bird of oblivion sings before those who inebriate themselves, and steals away their souls. While we live, let us live well ; for be a man ever so rich when be lights his fire, death may perhaps enter his door before it be burned out. Riches pass away like...

...quoth he — " Friends, I hide from no man. Never was I born for blenching." And Viberg said — " The sleeping wolf gains not the prey ; neither the drowsy man the victory. Once alone do men die, and from that season shall none escape ; so my rede it is that we flee no whither,...