Two Strings to his Bow (He has)
.He is provided against contingencies; if one business of adventure should fail, he has another in reserve; two sweet-hearts; two devices, etc.
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Latin: “Duabus anchoris nititur” (i.e. “He is doubly moored”), or “Duabus anchoris sis fultus.”
Greek: “Eπι δυoιν oσμειν.”
French: “Il a deux cordes a son arc.”
Italian: “Navigar per piu venti.”
