Mexican Proverbs - page 10

For whoever wants the blue sky, the price is high. (Mexican Proverb)
The envious never give praise, they only take it in. View proverb
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To the hungry man no bread is bad. View proverb
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Not so much that it burns the saint, nor so little that it doesn't illuminate him. View proverb
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Speak plain -- call bread bread, and wine wine. View proverb
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Talking about bulls is not the same as facing them in the ring. View proverb
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One man driven by distress does as much as thirty. View proverb
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The fewer the donkeys, the more ears of corn. View proverb
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The frog squashed the hardest croaks the louder. View proverb
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If you're going to rest under the sun, it's better to keep walking. View proverb
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Look at the man you serve and you will see how much you are esteemed. (Mexican Proverb)
Great deeds are reserved for great men. View proverb
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To win a dispute is to gain a chicken and lose a cow. View proverb
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The throat must pay for what the tongue may say. View proverb
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The tongue slow and the eyes quick. View proverb
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Of doctor and poet, musician and madman, we each have a trace. View proverb
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He is not to blame who does his duty. View proverb
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He who is ignorant at home is ignorant abroad. View proverb
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He who keeps a secret prevents much mischief. View proverb
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It is not enough to know how to ride you must also know how to fall. View proverb
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The whole arena tells them to kill the bull, yet the bull should kill no one. (Mexican Proverb)
Better a donkey that tarries than one that won't carry its load. View proverb
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If it is not stolen, it is a legacy. View proverb
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The rat who only knows about one hole will soon be caught by the cat. View proverb
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Where there was fire, ashes remain. View proverb
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