American Proverbs - page 21

When you buy friends with anything other than friendship, they do not stay bought long. (American Proverb)
When you go to dance, take heed whom you take by the hand. View proverb
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When you persuade, speak of interest, not of reason. View proverb
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A shady lane breeds mud. View proverb
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A smart coat is a good letter of introduction. View proverb
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A smile is worth a thousand words. View proverb
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A stout heart crushes some ill luck. View proverb
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A swift eater, a swift worker. View proverb
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A thorn of experience is worth a wilderness of advice. View proverb
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A whistling girl and a cackling hen come to no good end. View proverb
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A wise man learns by the experiences of others; an ordinary man learns by his own experience; a fool learns by nobody's experiences. (American Proverb)
What isn't your duty isn't your business. View proverb
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What one fool can do, another can. View proverb
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What's the good of a fair apple if it has a worm in its heart? View proverb
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When a dog bites a man, that is not news; but when a man bites a dog, that is news. View proverb
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When a man is down, everyone runs over him. View proverb
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When death knocks at your door, you must answer. View proverb
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When fortune knocks, open the door. View proverb
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When in doubt, don't. View proverb
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When in doubt, find out. View proverb
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When in doubt, win the trick. (American Proverb)
When one door shuts, another opens. View proverb
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A woman can't drive her husband, but she can lead him. View proverb
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Ability is the poor man's wealth. View proverb
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Above all nations is humanity. View proverb
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