1、be just to all,but trust not all、

2、be slow to promise and quick to perform、

3、being on sea,sail; being on land,settle、

4、big mouthfuls ofter choke、

5、brevity is the soul of wit、

6、believe not all that you see nor half what you hear、

7、behind bad luck comes good luck、

8、a wanderer who is determined to reach his destination does not fear the rain、

9、birth is much,but breeding is more、

10、better an empty purse than an empty head、

11、a word spoken is past recalling、

12、bind the sack before it be full、

13、a still tongue makes a wise head、

14、a straw shows which way the wind blows、

15、bread is the staff of life、

16、better an open enemy than a false friend、

17、beauty lies in lovers eyes、

18、beggars cannot be choosers、

19、before gold,even kings take off their hats、

20、beggars must be no choosers、

21、a watched pot is long in boiling、

22、a stumble may prevent a fall、

23、as the old cock crows,so doth the young、

24、bees that have honey in their mouths have stings in their tails、

25、as you make your bed so you must lie on it、

26、between two stools one falls to the ground、

27、burn not your house to rid it of the mouse、

28、better good neighbours near than relations far away、

29、a tree is known by its fruit、

30、birds of a feather flock together、

31、bitter pills may have wholesome effects、

32、blood is thicker than water、

33、a stitch in time saves nine、

34、bite off more than one can chew、

35、a smooth sea never made a skillful mariner、

36、a tall tree catches the wind、

37、as you sow you shall mow、

38、as they sow,so let them reap、

39、bad workmen often blame their tools、

40、avarice increases with wealth、

41、a sow,when washed; returns to the muck、

42、a straight foot is not afraid of a crooked shoe、

43、bite the hand that feeds one、

44、bring up a raven and hell pick out your eyes、