Пословица "Measure thrice and cut once" с переводом

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• Money often unmakes the men who make it
• Misfortunes never come alone (singly)
• Much ado about nothing
• Money has no smell
• Might goes before right
• Many a little makes a mickle
• Money is a good servant but a bad master
• Many words hurt more than swords
• Many a good cow has a bad calf
• Man proposes but God disposes
• Money begets money
• Measure for measure
• Many a fine dish has nothing on it
• Many a good father has but a bad son
• More haste, less speed
• Mend or end (end or mend)
• Much will have more
• Make haste slowly
• Make or mar
• Muck and money go together
• Money spent on the brain is never spent in vain
• Many a true word is spoken in jest
• Many hands make light work
• Make hay while the sun shines
• Many men, many minds
• Murder will out
• Many words will not fill a bushel
• Misfortunes tell us what fortune is
• Marriages are made in heaven
• Men may meet but mountains never
• My house is my castle