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give a thing, and take a thing to wear the devil's gold ring
give a thing, and take a thing to wear the devil's gold ring
01
used to imply that entering into a transaction or exchange without fully understanding the terms or evaluating the risks involved can lead to negative outcomes or undesirable consequences
Proverb
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He was warned not to accept under-the-table benefits from the company but ignored the advice, believing he could give a thing, and take a thing to wear the devil's gold ring while avoiding getting caught.
02
used to suggest that retracting or taking back a gift or favor that has already been given is generally seen as dishonest or morally wrong
Proverb
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You gave your word, and people are counting on you. You ca n't just back out now. You know what they say, give a thing, and take a thing to wear the devil's gold ring. If you do n't follow through, it'll be seen as dishonorable and damage your reputation.
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