Mexican Proverbs - page 7

Everyone stones the tree that bears fruit. (Mexican Proverb)
When two paupers get married it is the beginning of a generation of beggars. View proverb
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The lap of its owner is security enough for a cat. View proverb
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The road to hell is strewn with roses. View proverb
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Avarice commonly occasions injury to the person who displays it. View proverb
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Better a steady drip than a sudden deluge. View proverb
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Better to be alone than in bad company. View proverb
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Do not refuse the body what it asks for. View proverb
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While life yet lasts, laughter and molasses. View proverb
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Who wakes up early gets the God's help. View proverb
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With patience and a bit of spittle, the elephant picks up the ant so little. (Mexican Proverb)
You don't look a gift horse in the mouth. View proverb
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You must not tell all that you know, nor judge all that you see, if you would live in peace. View proverb
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Don't cut your cactus in a neighbor's garden. View proverb
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Don't do today what you can put off until tomorrow. View proverb
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Even the best horse needs to be spurred. View proverb
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Foreign bread is good for your son. View proverb
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From the fallen tree everyone makes firewood. View proverb
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God helps the early riser. View proverb
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He loses his thanks who promises and delays. View proverb
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There is more time than life. (Mexican Proverb)
There's no better mirror than an old friend. View proverb
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Time heals and then it kills. View proverb
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To the satiated bird, cherries taste bitter. View proverb
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He who is anxious to secure the best tends to get stuck with the worst of the rest. View proverb
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