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He who sups with the Devil must fish with a long spoon.
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He needs a long spoon they say, who sups with the deil.
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The Reverend Father sups with the World, and indulges the Flesh.
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Scarron, "who sups with me every evening," a tender message from Mme.
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Barton comes and sups with me to-morrow, and George Crabbe, son of the poet, a capital fellow.
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But Balder went on his way, and even now he sups with Nanna in the dark castle over yonder.
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The captain sups with us.
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Hood sups with me to-night.
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Who sups with a boar may get good roots to eat, but must endure pigs' feet in the trough!
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He is not worth une grande passion, believe me; but tell me, ma belle, who else sups with you?
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I'll just step up stairs and change my cap: it would be but civil if the gentleman's gentleman sups with us.
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The 14th-century admonition that "He who sups with the devil should have a long spoon" is the mantra these days of many European leaders.
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"Who sups with the devil must have a long spoon," said Francis, laughing.
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"Pride breakfasts with plenty, dines with poverty, and sups with infamy."
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"To-night he sups with us, to-morrow he departs," Monmouth answered.
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"She sups with us," he announced, "she and others.
