1.- "If dry be the buck´s horn on Holy rood morn (14 September), ´tis worth  a kist (chest) of gold; but if wet it be seen ere Holyrood  ´een, bad  harvest is foretold." (Yorkshire)

2.- "If it neither rains nor snows on Candlemas Day you may saddle your horse and go and buy hay." (Leicestershire)

3.- "Every bird loves to hear itself sing." (Connecticut)

4.- "If you cut down the trees you will find the wolf." (Massachusetts)

5.- "Measure the corn of others with your own bushel." (Massachusetts)

6.- "Honey is sweet, but the bee stings." (Vermont)

7.- "He that blows the dust fills his own eyes." (Vermont)

8.- "He that would have the fruit must scale the tree." (Vermont)

9.- "Great trees keep down little ones." (New Hampshire)

10.- "Hope is a good breakfast but a poor supper." (Vermont)

11.- "Deeds are fruits, words are leaves." (Maine)

12.- "He who plants trees love others besides himself." (Shropshire)

13.- "Large trees give more shade than fruit." (Shropshire)

14.- "As is the gardener, so is the garden." (Shropshire)

15.-"He who plants walnut tree expects not to eat of the fruit." (Shropshire)

16.-"Not every apple that is fair at eye is good, whatso men clap or cry."

17.- "Better is one apple given than two eaten."

18.- "An apple a day keeps the doctor away."

19.- "Stolen apples are sweetest."

20.- "When the elm leaf is as big as a mouse´s ear, then sow thy barley never fear."
        (Old English)

22.- "An eldern stake and blackthorn either, will make a hedge to last for ever." (Wiltshire)

23.- "A little learning is a dangerous thing." (Wisdom of the Orient)