American Proverbs - page 18

A fool is like other men as long as he is silent. (American Proverb)
A fool might be counted wise if he kept his mouth shut. View proverb
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A fool should never see unfinished work. View proverb
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A fool's name is seen in many places. View proverb
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A forced kindness deserves no thanks. View proverb
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You have to be smarter than the dog to teach him tricks. View proverb
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You may choose your friends; your family is thrust upon you. View proverb
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You must not enthrone ignorance just because there is much of it. View proverb
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You must pay the fiddler if you want to dance. View proverb
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You need not grease a fat sow. View proverb
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A fox does not smell his own stench. (American Proverb)
A friend at hand is better than a relative at a distance. View proverb
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A friend is easier lost than found. View proverb
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A gem is not polished without rubbing, nor is a man perfect without trials. View proverb
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A gentle disposition is like an unruffled stream. View proverb
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A good doctor treats both the patient and the disease. View proverb
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A good dog deserves a good bone. View proverb
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A good example is the best sermon. View proverb
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A good friend is someone who will bail you out of jail, but your best friend is the one sitting next to you saying "that was fucking awesome”. View proverb
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A good remedy for anger is delay. View proverb
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You can never tell what's in a package by its cover. (American Proverb)
You can run into debt, but you have to crawl out. View proverb
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You can shut the door on a thief, but you can do nothing about a liar. View proverb
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You can't be a howling success by simply howling. View proverb
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You can't blame a dentist for looking down at the mouth. View proverb
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