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1.
An OAK is not felled at one stroke.
2.
OAKS may fall when reeds stand the storm.
3.
He that cannot OBEY cannot command.
4.
He that measures OIL shall anoint his fingers.
5.
Pouring OIL on the fire is not the way to quench it.
6.
If you would not live to be OLD, you must be hanged when you are young.
7.
Never too OLD to learn.
8.
None so OLD that he hopes not for a year of life.
9.
OLD men are twice children.
10.
Though OLD and wise, yet still advise.
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11.
ONE and none is all one.
12.
ONE does the scathe, and another has the scorn.
13.
OPPORTUNITY makes the thief.
14.
OPPRESSION makes a wise man mad.
15.
An OUNCE of fortune is worth a pound of forecast.
16.
An old OX makes a straight furrow.
17.
An OX is taken by the horns, and a man by the tongue.
18.
Muzzle not the OXEN's mouth.
19.
Praise a fair DAY at night.
20.
Say nothing of the DEAD but what is good.
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