Oak-- Oaks may fall when reeds stand the storm
An Oak is not felled at one stroke
Oath--An unlawful oath is better broken than kept
Ordience--Through obedience learn to command
Obedience is much more seen in little things than in great
Let them obey that know not how to rule
Occasion-- An occasion lost can not be redeemed
Ocean--Praise the ocean but keep the land
Of-- Of saving comes having
Of evil grain no good seed can come
Of soup and love the first is the best
Of thy sorrow be not too sad
Off--It is off with the old love before you are on with the new
Offender-- The offender never pardons
None is offended but by himself
Offer--Never offer your hen for sale on rainy day
Office--Public office is the last refuge of the incompetent
He has a good office he must needs thrives
Offices-- Offices may well be given but not discretion
Offspring ---The offspring of those that are very old or very young lasts not
Often--Often and little eating makes a man fat
Oil-- Pouring Oil on the fire is not the way to quench it
Old--An old ox will find a shelter for himself
Old ewe dressed lamb fashion
Old enough to lie without doors
Old acquaintance will soon be remembered
An old ape has an old eye
Old be or young die
Old chains gall less than new
Old men when they scorn young make much of death
An old man's staff is the rapper of deaths door
An old man is bed full of bones
Old bees yield no honey
Old head and young hands
Old love will not forgotten
Old men are twice children
An old knave is no babe
Old fish Old oil and an old friend are the best
Old cattle breed not
Old debts are better than old sores
An old wise man's shadow is better than a young buzzard's sword
None so old ,that he hopes not for a year of life
An old sack asks much patching
Old vessel must leak
Old use and wont legs about the fire
Older--Older and wiser
Olive-- Call me not an olive till thou see me gathered
Omittance-- Omittance is no quittance
Once--Once a bishop always a bishop
Once bitten twice shy
Once a way and aye a way
Once a whore and ever a custom
Once a knave and ever a knave
Once psid never craved
He that is once born must die
An Oak is not felled at one stroke
Oath--An unlawful oath is better broken than kept
Ordience--Through obedience learn to command
Obedience is much more seen in little things than in great
Let them obey that know not how to rule
Occasion-- An occasion lost can not be redeemed
Ocean--Praise the ocean but keep the land
Of-- Of saving comes having
Of evil grain no good seed can come
Of soup and love the first is the best
Of thy sorrow be not too sad
Off--It is off with the old love before you are on with the new
Offender-- The offender never pardons
None is offended but by himself
Offer--Never offer your hen for sale on rainy day
Office--Public office is the last refuge of the incompetent
He has a good office he must needs thrives
Offices-- Offices may well be given but not discretion
Offspring ---The offspring of those that are very old or very young lasts not
Often--Often and little eating makes a man fat
Oil-- Pouring Oil on the fire is not the way to quench it
Old--An old ox will find a shelter for himself
Old ewe dressed lamb fashion
Old enough to lie without doors
Old acquaintance will soon be remembered
An old ape has an old eye
Old be or young die
Old chains gall less than new
Old men when they scorn young make much of death
An old man's staff is the rapper of deaths door
An old man is bed full of bones
Old bees yield no honey
Old head and young hands
Old love will not forgotten
Old men are twice children
An old knave is no babe
Old fish Old oil and an old friend are the best
Old cattle breed not
Old debts are better than old sores
An old wise man's shadow is better than a young buzzard's sword
None so old ,that he hopes not for a year of life
An old sack asks much patching
Old vessel must leak
Old use and wont legs about the fire
Older--Older and wiser
Olive-- Call me not an olive till thou see me gathered
Omittance-- Omittance is no quittance
Once--Once a bishop always a bishop
Once bitten twice shy
Once a way and aye a way
Once a whore and ever a custom
Once a knave and ever a knave
Once psid never craved
He that is once born must die
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