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| A growing youth has a wolf in his belly. | 1 |
| A young man seldom makes much money who is out of his time before twenty. | 2 |
| A youth in which a single aim governs life early arrives at the harvest. | 3 |
| All of us must be drunk once, youth is drunkenness without wine. Goethe. | 4 |
| Almost everything that is great has been done by youth. Benjamin Disraeli. | 5 |
| He is young enough who has health, and he is rich enough who has no debts. Danish. | 6 |
| The young are not always with their bow bent. | 7 |
| The young will sow their wild oats, but prevent it if possible. | 8 |
| The youth of a nation are the trustees of posterity. Benjamin Disraeli. | 9 |
| There are more lamb skins than sheep skins. (Meaning that youth is exposed to many dangers.) Modern Greek. | 10 |
| There come just so many calf-skins to market as cow skins. (Meaning youth is surrounded by dangers.) German, Dutch. | 11 |
| There die as many lambs as wethers. (Same meaning as last above.) Portuguese. | 12 |
| There is a learning time in youth which, suffered to escape and no foundation laid, seldom returns. Clarissa. | 13 |
| To be famous when you are young is the fortune of the gods. Benjamin Disraeli. | 14 |
| We shall never be younger. | 15 |
| Youth and white paper take any impression. | 16 |
| Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Longfellow. | 17 |
| Youth is life’s seed time. Holmes. | 18 |
| Youth is the season of hope. | 19 |
| Youth is gay and holds no society with grief. Aristotle. | 20 |
| Youth is the seed time of life: an unseeded youth, a needy age. | 21 |
| Youth may stray yet return at last. French. | 22 |
| Youth ne’er casts for peril. | 23 |
| Youth should be a saving’s bank. Madame Swetchine. | 24 |
| Youth will have its swing. | 25 |
| Youth’s sorrows like April showers are transitory. | 26 |
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