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Even the devil sometimes breaks his horns. — Japanese
Even the devil rocks the children of the rich. — Russian
Every man for himself and the devil for all. — English
Every man before he dies shall see the devil. — English
Every devil has not a cloven foot. — English
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Everyone has his own devil, and some have two. — Swedish
God has few friends, the devil has many. — English
God is great, but the devil is clever too. — Rumanian
God sends corn and the devil mars the sack. — English
Gods, devils and men are alike in actions and thoughts. — Tibetan
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He who has shipped the devil, must carry him over the water. — English
He who plays with a sword, plays with the devil. — Spanish
He who lives with a devil, becomes a devil. — Yiddish
He who has once invited the devil into his house, will never be rid of him. — German
He that serves God for money, will serve the devil for better wages. — English
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He needs a long spoon that would eat out of the same dish with the devil. — Danish
He must needs run, whom the devil drives. — Scottish
He that has swallowed the devil may swallow his horns. — Italian
He that is afraid of the devil does not grow rich. — Italian
He that is embarked with the devil must sail with him. — Dutch
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He that preaches war is the devil's chaplain. — English
He must be a clever host that would take the devil into his hostelry. — Danish
He that sups with the devil needs a long spoon. — English
He that takes the devil into his boat, make the best of him. — English
He that the devil drives, feels no lead at his heels. — English
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