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| A little injury dismays, a great one stills. Portuguese. | 1 |
| A small injury often brings great woe. German. | 2 |
| Alas, how grievous it is to be injured by one against whom we dare not complain. Publius Syrus. | 3 |
| An injury forgiven is better than an injury revenged. | 4 |
| An injury may prove a blessing. Ovid. | 5 |
| Every one should make the case of the injured his own. Publius Syrus. | 6 |
| He invites future injuries who rewards past ones. | 7 |
| He is the wretch that does the injury, not he that endures it. | 8 |
| He that courts injury will obtain it. Danish. | 9 |
| He that defends an injury is next to him that commits it. | 10 |
| He that does you a very ill turn will never forgive you. | 11 |
| He that is not above an injury is below himself. | 12 |
| He who doth the injury never forgives the injured man. | 13 |
| He who wishes to injure another will soon find a pretext. Publius Syrus. | 14 |
| Injure a man and his wrath will be like lead. | 15 |
| Injuries are writ in brass and not to be forgotten. Massinger. | 16 |
| Injuries don’t use to be written on ice. | 17 |
| Injurious is the gift that takes away freedom. Italian. | 18 |
| Injurious men brook no injuries. | 19 |
| Injury is to be measured by malice. | 20 |
| It is a proof of nobility of mind to despise injuries. Seneca. | 21 |
| It is better to suffer an injury than to commit one. Chinese. | 22 |
| Let the injurer not forget. Italian. | 23 |
| Men are more prone to revenge injuries than to requite kindnesses. | 24 |
| Neglect will sooner kill an injury than revenge. | 25 |
| None can injure him who does not injure himself. Chrysostom. | 26 |
| Slight small injuries and they’ll become none at all. | 27 |
| Some injure all they fear and hate all they injure. | 28 |
| The injurer never forgives. Italian. | 29 |
| The memory of the benefit soon vanisheth but the remembrance of an injury sticketh fast in the heart. | 30 |
| The noblest remedy of injuries is oblivion. | 31 |
| The remedy for injuries is not to remember them. Italian. | 32 |
| ’Tis generous to bear an injury but dangerous to requite it. | 33 |
| To pocket an injury. | 34 |
| We are more mindful of injuries than benefits. | 35 |
| Write injuries in dust but kindnesses in marble. | 36 |
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