American Proverbs - page 4

There is a time to fish and a time to dry nets. (American Proverb)
There is delight in danger and danger in delight. View proverb
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There's no advice like father's -- even if you don't take it. View proverb
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Borrowed wives, like borrowed books, are seldom returned. View proverb
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Boys will be boys. View proverb
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The sound of a church bell at times has more effect than a sermon. View proverb
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The tail can't shake the dog. View proverb
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The tiger crouches before he leaps upon his prey. View proverb
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The tougher the fight, the sweeter the triumph. View proverb
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The unknown is always great. View proverb
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The way to avoid great faults is to b aware of little ones. (American Proverb)
The weaker the argument, the stronger the words. View proverb
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The more you eat, the more you want. View proverb
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The more you stir dirt, the worse it stinks. View proverb
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The mouth of fools pours out foolishness. View proverb
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The rain follows after the forest. View proverb
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The more sins you confess, the more books you will sell. View proverb
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Christmas comes, but once a year is enough. View proverb
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A forest is the poor man's overcoat. View proverb
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Strike while your employer has a big contract. View proverb
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Strive though you fail. (American Proverb)
Success never needs an excuse. View proverb
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Success ruins a fool. View proverb
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Sweep around your own doorstep first. View proverb
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Sweep the dirt from in front of your own door, and don't worry about your neighbour's. View proverb
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