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One--one and none is all one
One law for the rich and another for the poor
One hair of woman draws more than a team of oxen
One but that one a lion
One mule scrubs another
One lie makes many
One mad action is not enough to prove a man mad
One thing at a time
One thing said twice deserves a trudge
One sows and another reaps
One man's will is another man's wit
One two three four are just half a score
One year of joy another of comfort and all the rest of content
He that has but one eye must be afraid to lose it
One flower makes no garland
One is no number
One's too few three too many
Open--An open door may tempt a saint
Never open your pack and sell no wares
You never open your mouth bit your foot in it
Opportunity--Opportunity makes the thief
Make hay while the sun shines
Oppression--Oppression makes a wise man mad
Orange--The orange that is too hard squeezed yield a bitter juice
Order --order is heaven's first law
Other--Other times other manners
Ounce --An ounce of practice is worth a pound of gold
Our-- Our sins and debts are often more than we think
Our lasr garment is made without pockets
Out-- Out of debt out of danger
Out of sight out of mind
Out of season out of price
Out of office out of danger
Over--Over jolly dow not
Over shoe over boots
Over fast over loose
Owl--An owl is the king of the night
The oewl thinks her own young fairestAthens Owls
Ox--If the ox falls whet your knife
An ox is taken by the horns and a man by the tongue
The ox when weariest treads surest
Oxford--Oxford is half way to Rome
Oxford knives and London Wives
Oyster--He was a bold man that first ate Oyster
Oyster is a gentle thing and will not come unless you sing.