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81. Better a bare foot than no foot at all.     ¥ú¸}Á`¤ñ¨S¸}±j¡F¦³Á`¤ñ¨S¦³¦n¡C
82. Better a glorious death than a shameful life.      ¥úºa­u¦º¡A¦n¹L­e¥B°½¥Í¡C
83. Better a goof cow than a cow of a good kind.      «~®æ¦n¡A±j¹L¥X¨­¦n¡C
84. Better an open enemy than a false friend.         ©úºj©ö¸ú¡A·t½bÃø¨¾¡C
85. Better be a fool than a knave.       ¹ç¬°·M¤H¡A¤£¬°¤ï®{¡C¨â®`¬ÛÅv¨ú¨ä»´¡C
86. Better be alone than in ill company.     ¹çÄ@©t³æ¡A¤]¤£¥æ´c¤Í¡C
87. Better be born lucky than wise.       ¥Í¤£³{®É¡A¦³¤~®ð¤]¨S¥Î¡C
88. Better be envied than pitied.       ¨ü¤H¸r¼}¡A¦n¹L¨ü¤H¦P±¡¡C
89. Better be poor than wicked.         ¹ç¥i½a¡A¤£§@´c¡C
90. Better be sure than sorry.       ¦w¥þ¤ñ«á®¬¦n¡F¹w¨¾³Ó©ó«á®¬¡C
91. Better bend than break.      ¹ç¦±¤£Â_¡F¤j¤V¤Ò¯à©}¯à¦ù¡C
92. Better buy than borrow.       ¦V¤H­É¤£¦p¦Û¤v¶R¡C
93. Better do it than wish it done.      ªÅ·Q¤£¦p¹ê°µ¡C
94. Better give than take.      ¬I¤ñ¨ü¦³ºÖ¡C
95. Better lose a jest than a friend.      ¹ç¥i¤Ö¶}ª±¯º¡A¤£­n±o¸oªB¤Í¡C
96. Better lose the saddle than the horse.          ¥á¾b¦n¹L¥á°¨¡F¤p·l¥¢¦n¹L¤j·l¥¢¡C
97. Better poor with honor than rich with shame.        ½a¦Ó¦³§Ó¡A¦n¹L´I¦Ó¥¢¸`¡C
98. Bette suffer ill than do ill.        ¦Û¤v¨ü©}¡A¦n¹L®`¤H¨ü­W¡C
99. Better to have than wish.       ªÅ·Q¤£¦p¾Ö¦³¡C
100. Better to wear out than to rust out .    ¥ÎÃa¦n¹Lù×Ãa¡F¦£¦º¦n¹L¶¢¦º¡C