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Who more than he is worth doth spend, he makes a rope his life to end.

Soon gotten, soon spended.

Bonie silver is soon spendit.

If he may spend meikle, put the more to the fire.

He that spends his geir on a whore, hes both shame and skaith.

She spend's money like a woman with nay hands.

Spare when ye're young, and spend when ye're auld.

He that spends his gear before he gets 't will hae but little gude o't.

Ken when to spend and when to spare, and ye needna be busy, and ye'll ne'er be bare.

Ask thy purse what thou should spend.

Buying teaches you to sell and earning teaches you to spend.

Sea urchins, limpets, and crabs you spend a lot and eat nothing.

If you want to experience the pains of hell, spend winter in Messina and summer in Palermo.

Three things make a man rich: Earning and not spending, promising and not doing, buying and not selling.

Through not spending enough we spend too much.

He who buys and sells does not feel what he spends.

He who has got four and spends five, has no occasion for a purse.

Let the salad-maker be a spendthrift for oil, a miser for vinegar, a statesman for salt, and a madman for tossing.

He who spends a night with a chicken will cackle in the morning.

Night of the Saint Andrew

On the 30th of November, Romaian people is celebrating Saint Andrew, the spiritual patriarch of Romania.

The night before Saint Andrew's Eve is known as the night of the ghosts( strigoi), strigoi means in Romanian...