| Robert Christy, comp. Proverbs, Maxims and Phrases of All Ages. 1887. | | | | Going |
| | | By dint of going wrong all will come right. French. | 1 |
| Go in Gods name for he takes a loaf of mine. Spanish. | 2 |
| Go softly over bad bits of road. Italian. | 3 |
| He goes not out of his way who goes to a good inn. | 4 |
| He that will not go over the stile must be thrust through the gate. | 5 |
| He who goes everywhere gains everywhere. French. | 6 |
| He who goes the contrary way must go over it twice. | 7 |
| One may go a long way after one is tired. French. | 8 |
| The slower you go the further you be. Russian. | 9 |
| To go as fast as a friar that is invited to dinner. | 10 |
| To go cheek by jowl with one. | 11 |
| To go like a bear to the stake. | 12 |
| Who goes himself is in earnest, who sends is indifferent. Italian. | 13 |
| Who goes not sees not, who proves not believes not. Italian. | 14 |
| Without going you can get nowhere. Chinese. | 15 |
| You go as if nine men held you. | 16 |
| You must learn to creep before you go. | 17 | | |
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