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Make haste slowly
Make haste slowly,
and More haste, less speed.Prov. Act quickly, but not so quickly that you make careless mistakes. Jane: Why are you throwing your clothes around the room? Alan: You told me to get my things packed in a hurry. Jane: Yes, but make haste slowly; otherwise we'll have to spend an hour cleaning up the mess you make. I know you want to finish that sweater by Joe's birthday, but you're knitting so fast that you make mistakes. More haste, less speed.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Philander | | - | English (Archaic), Greek Mythology (Latinized) |
'Abla | | - | Arabic |
Hengist | | - | Ancient Germanic |
Masud | | - | Bengali |
Zhi | | - | Chinese |
Lucio | | LOO-cho (Italian) | Italian, Spanish |