Don Quixote

"Two are better than one."

"Gratitude is the memory of the heart."

"Knowledge without practice is like fruit that never ripens."

"Many hands make light work."

"The will of man is the measure of all things."

"When the head aches the whole body is sick."

"Honour and profit cannot live in one sack."

"The rich are at rest and the poor are at work."

"Is there anything more delightful to a well-ordered mind than the practice of virtue?"

"Pampered appetites grow nice and queasy."

"He who loves not wine women and song remains a fool his whole life long."

"A cowardly knight is a contradiction in terms."

"It is the nature of the world to turn to extremes."

"The more the merrier the less the cost."

"Where there is music there can be no ill."

"The proof of a good intention lies in the act."

"Better a tooth out of the mouth than cares in the heart."

"Fair words cost nothing and accomplish much."

"Wit and prudence are the two pillars of the temple of virtue."

"The greatest pleasure of a generous soul is to oblige others."

"Art is long and life is short."

"The belly carries the legs and not the legs the belly."

"Fear hath a hundred eyes."

"Let the dead bury their dead."

"Where is the horse and the lace and the fine raiment?"

"The truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth."

"One should not talk of halters in the house of a man who has been hanged."

"There's no book so bad but it has something good in it."

"Everything is good when it's finished."

"Well, now that I see thee before me, I see that the deeds of knights errant are not vanity."