American Proverbs - page 19

You can't catch fish on a dry line. (American Proverb)
You can't get there from here. View proverb
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You can't hold another fellow down in the ditch unless you stay down there with him. View proverb
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You can't kid your conscience. View proverb
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You can't tell a book by its cover. View proverb
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A gracious woman obtains honor, and strong men obtain riches. View proverb
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A great fortune is a great servitude. View proverb
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A great talker may be no fool, but he is one who relies on him. View proverb
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A house divided against itself cannot stand. View proverb
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A human learns how to talk early, but how to keep silent late. View proverb
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A joyous evening often leads to a sorrowful morning. (American Proverb)
A life of leisure and a life of laziness are different things. View proverb
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A little bit of powder and a little bit of paint make a woman look like what she ain't. View proverb
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A little courtesy will go a long way. View proverb
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A little help is worth a lot of pity. View proverb
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Without justice, courage is weak. View proverb
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Women are like books: too much gilding makes men suspicious that the binding is the most important part. View proverb
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Work well done makes pleasure more fun. View proverb
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Years know more than books. View proverb
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You can always tell a drunkard by his actions. View proverb
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You can build a house but you must make a home. (American Proverb)
You can drive sixty miles a minute, but there is no future in it. View proverb
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You can fool an old horse once but you can't fool him twice. View proverb
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You can get far with a lie, but not come back. View proverb
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A live dog is better than a dead lion. View proverb
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