A dictionary of Proverbs (Oxford Paperback Reference)

nod see also (verb) HOMER sometimes nods.
noise see EMPTY vessels make the most sound.
none see a BAD excuse is better than none; there’s none so BLIND as those who will not see; none but the BRAVE deserve the fair; there’s none so DEAF as those who will not hear; JACK of all trades and master of none; TWO is company, but three is none..
no one see no one should be JUDGE in his own cause.
NORTH wind doth blow, we shall have snow

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  1805 Songs for Nursery 3 The north wind doth blow, And we shall have snow, And what will poor Robin do then? Poor thing! 1980 A. T. ELLIS Birds of Air (1983) 113 Mary was thinking, ‘The north wind doth blow and we shall have snow and what will the robin do then..’ "weather lore
  

nose see don’t CUT off your nose to spite your face.
NOTHING comes of nothing
Cf. ALCAEUS Fragment cccxx. (Lobel-Page) ^{f!? ;}'^{r; rp}' nothing comes of
nothing; L. ex nihilo nihil fit.

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  c 1380 CHAUCER Boethius v. pr. i. For this sentence is verray and soth, that ‘no thing hath his beynge of naught’. 1551 CRANMER Answer to Gardiner 369 Sicut ex nihilo nihil fit, Ita nihil in nihilum redigitur, As nothyng can be made of nought, so nothynge can be tourned into nought. 1605-6 SHAKESPEARE King Lear I. i. 89 Nothing will come of nothing. Speak again. 1818 SCOTT Heart of Midlothian I. i. You are to give me all your business. .. If you have none, the learned gentleman here knows nothing can come of nothing. 1946 E. R. CURTIS Lady Sarah Lennox iv. ‘What did you think of it?’ ‘Nothing, Sir.’ ‘Nothing comes of nothing!’ the King exclaimed impatiently. 1998 T. DALRYMPLE Life at Bottom (2001) 233 Well, as King Lear said, nothing comes of nothing: and the journalist’s hatred of the police was unlikely to have sprung completely at random and fully informed from his consciousness. "reciprocity