Trust your friends, but cut the cards

More proverbs about Morality

• You attract more flies with honey than vinegar Kindness and pleasantness persuade people more effectively than hostility or harshness.
• Good ale is meat, drink, and cloth. A hearty drink can seem to nourish, refresh, and warm you all at once.
• Steal the goose, and give the giblets in alms. Token charity from what you stole does nothing to redeem the theft.
• Anger is short-lived in a good man. A good person's anger passes quickly and leaves no lasting grudge.
• Where bad's the best, naught must be the choice. When all options are flawed, refusing to participate entirely becomes the wisest decision.
• Better be alone than in bad company. Solitude preserves your integrity better than compromising yourself through associations…