American Proverbs - page 51

Everything does not fall that totters. (American Proverb)
Everything happens for a reason. View proverb
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Everything is not all peaches and cream. View proverb
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Example can be better than precept. View proverb
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Fair words butter no cabbage. View proverb
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Fairest gems lie deepest. View proverb
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Faith begins where reason stops. View proverb
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Fall not out with a friend for a trifle. View proverb
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False friends are worse than open enemies. View proverb
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Fame is longer than life. View proverb
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Fire and flax agree not. (American Proverb)
Fire is a good servant but a bad master. View proverb
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Fireflies shine only when in motion. View proverb
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First clean out your own backyard. View proverb
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First endure, then pity, then embrace. View proverb
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First there, first served. View proverb
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Follow not truth too near the heels lest it dash out your teeth. View proverb
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Fools and children should never look at unfinished work. View proverb
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Fools need advice most, but wise men only are the better for it. View proverb
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Force is no argument. View proverb
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Forgive and regret much later. (American Proverb)
Fortune can take away riches but not courage. View proverb
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Fortune is like price: if you can wait long enough, the price will fall. View proverb
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Fraud and cunning are the weapons of the weak. View proverb
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Fret not for yourself because of evildoers. View proverb
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