American Proverbs - page 16

He labours in vain who tries to please everybody. (American Proverb)
Seek not to be consoled but to console. View proverb
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Set a frog on a golden stool, away it hops to reach the pool. View proverb
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She who is a beauty is half married. View proverb
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Sheep-killing dogs are vicious. View proverb
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Silks and satins, scarlet and velvet, put out the kitchen fire. View proverb
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Fools never prosper. View proverb
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Suspicion may be no fault, but showing it may be a great one. View proverb
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Give some people everything you have and they still want the moon. View proverb
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Gold is the devil's fishhook. View proverb
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One at a time is good fishing; two at a time is making a hog of yourself. (American Proverb)
Fair and softly goes far in a day. View proverb
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The older the fool, the harder he falls. View proverb
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Facts are better than theories. View proverb
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The only sure thing about luck is that it's sure to change. View proverb
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Fear no man, and do justice to all men. View proverb
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Feed a cold, starve a fever. View proverb
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No one else will do it for you. View proverb
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Never let your education interfere with your intelligence. View proverb
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Enough is enough and sometimes plenty. View proverb
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Envy is destroyed by true friendship. (American Proverb)
The truth is better than a lie. View proverb
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The outward forms the inward man reveal - we guess the pulp before we cut the peel. View proverb
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The passions are like fire and water: good servants but bad masters. View proverb
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Don't value a gem by what it is set in. View proverb
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