You cannot have too much of a good thing

You can have too much of a good thing

Wish not so much to live long as to live well

Who suffers much is silent

Whilst you seek new friends, make much of the old ones

We must suffer much or die young

Too much cunning undoes

Too much honey clogs the stomach

Too much hope deceives

Too much knowledge makes the head bald

Too much laughter discovers folly

Too much money makes one mad

Too much of a good thing is good for nothing

Too much of one thing is good for nothing

Too much pudding will choke a dog

Too much spoils, too little does not satisfy

Too much water drowned the miller

To offer much, is a kind of denial

To have only too much to choose from

The poor needs much, the miser desires everything

The fox knows much, but more he that catcheth him

Much will have more

Much cry and little wool

Much babbling is not without offence

Much ado about nothing

More than enough is too much

Never too much of a good thing

Little wit in the head gives much work for the feet

Lip honour costs little, yet may bring in much

He who gets does much, but he who keeps does more

He who speaks much of others burns his tongue

If you can spend much, put the more to the fire

Dogs wag their tails no so much to you as your bread

A man may say too much, even upon the best subjects

A little labour, much health

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