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Talk long enough and you will regret it. |
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Talk is cheap but it can't be bought back. |
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The tongue of a fool is his damnation. |
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A bore is a person who talks when you want him to listen. |
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Talk sense to a fool and he will call you foolish. |
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Say nothing and they might think you are a fool - say something and
they will know you are. |
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Hasty speech has been the downfall of many. |
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If we say what we like, we may hear what we don't like. |
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A person may lack the power of conversation - but not the power of
speech. |
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Fools are wise as long as they remain silent. |
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Be wise and hear - be a fool and speak. |
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We may regret our speaking but never our silence. |
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Deeds are better than words. |
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Talk too much and you will soon say something you didn't intend to. |
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When nothing is known, we should be silent - when everything is
known, why speak? |
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he thoughtless are rarely wordless. |
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Watch out for the fellow who lets you do all the talking. |
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The greatest talkers are often the least doers. |
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It's the second word that makes the quarrel. |
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In many words we lose truth. |
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The fewer the words, the fewer the mistakes. |
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A spoken word cannot be recalled. |
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Look wise and say nothing - speech is only useful to conceal our
thoughts. |
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Hear much - say little. |
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Beware of words, for with words we lie. |
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Where there is no common language, there is suspicion. |
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We may forget blows but not words. |