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| A bitter heart makes a strong arm. German. | 1 |
| A blythe heart makes a blooming visage. | 2 |
| A bushel of hearts is not worth one grain of rice. Chinese. | 3 |
| A cheerful countenance betokens a good heart. | 4 |
| A determined heart will not be counselled. Spanish. | 5 |
| A generous heart repairs a slanderous tongue. Homer. | 6 |
| A glad heart seldom sighs, but a sorrowful mouth often laughs. Danish. | 7 |
| A liel heart never lied. | 8 |
| A good heart breaks bad fortune. Spanish. | 9 |
| A good heart overcomes evil fortune. Don Quixote. | 10 |
| A happy heart is better than a full purse. Italian. | 11 |
| A happy heart makes a blooming visage. | 12 |
| A royal heart is often hidden under a tattered cloak. Danish. | 13 |
| A sharp word can come out of a good heart. German. | 14 |
| A stout heart tempers adversity. | 15 |
| Affinity in hearts is the nearest kindred. | 16 |
| An evil heart’s desire is thy deadliest foe. Ruckert. | 17 |
| As the black stone can never become white, so a heart stained with iniquity preserves always its blackness. Chinese. | 18 |
| By a long road we know a horse’s strength, so length of days show a man’s heart. Chinese. | 19 |
| Cold hand, a warm heart. German. | 20 |
| Deep lies the heart’s language. | 21 |
| Every heart hath its own ache. | 22 |
| Every heart ought to rejoice when true merit is distinguished with public notice. Dr. Johnson. | 23 |
| Few hearts that are not double, few tongues that are not cloven. | 24 |
| Fire in the heart sends smoke into the head. German. | 25 |
| He has more head than heart. | 26 |
| He that has no heart ought to have heels. | 27 |
| He who hath most heart, knows most of sorrow. Bailey. | 28 |
| Hearts alone buy hearts. | 29 |
| Hearts may agree though heads differ. | 30 |
| It is a poor heart that never rejoices. | 31 |
| No estate can make him rich that has a poor heart. | 32 |
| Set your heart at rest. | 33 |
| The bowels support the heart and not the heart the bowels. | 34 |
| The heart does not lie. Dutch. | 35 |
| The heart does not think all the mouth says. Italian. | 36 |
| The heart is no traitor. Spanish. | 37 |
| The heart is seen in wine. German. | 38 |
The heart is the hidden treasure of man,
The tongue is the gate to the treasure. Hebrew. | 39 |
| The heart knoweth its own littleness. Solomon. | 40 |
| The heart leads whither it goes. | 41 |
| The heart of a fool is in his mouth but the mouth of a wise man is in his heart. Sirach. | 42 |
| The heart’s testimony is stronger than a thousand witnesses. Turkish. | 43 |
| There never was a heart truly great and generous that was not also tender and compassionate. South. | 44 |
| To a young heart everything is sport. Italian. | 45 |
| What comes from the heart goes to the heart. German. | 46 |
| When the heart is afire some sparks fly out of the mouth. | 47 |
| When there is room in the heart, there is room in the house. Danish. | 48 |
| When you open your heart be always ready to shut it to again. Punch. | 49 |
| Where the heart is past hope, the face is past shame. | 50 |
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| Where there is least heart there is most tongue. Italian. | 51 |
| Who can tell the hearts of a thousand men? Indian Sepoy. | 52 |
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