American Proverbs - page 52

Fret today, regret tomorrow. (American Proverb)
Friends and mules fail us in hard places. View proverb
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From errors of others a wise man corrects his own. View proverb
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From middle age on, everything of interest is either illegal, immoral or fattening. View proverb
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From the cemetery no one is brought back. View proverb
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Gather rosebuds while you may. View proverb
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Genius is one part inspiration and three parts perspiration. View proverb
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Get what you can, and what you get, hold; it's the stone that will turn all your lead into gold. View proverb
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Good enough for Government work. View proverb
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Good fathers make good sons. View proverb
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Good folks are scarce. (American Proverb)
Good weight and measure, are heaven's treasure. View proverb
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Great deeds are reserved for great souls. View proverb
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Great estates may venture more; little boats must keep near shore. View proverb
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Great events give scope for great virtues. View proverb
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Great trees keep little ones down. View proverb
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Handsome poverty is no disgrace. View proverb
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Haste is the mother of inaccuracy. View proverb
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Haste makes waste. View proverb
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Have fun while you live, because you are going to be dead a long time. View proverb
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Having finished the meal, the company leaves. (American Proverb)
He that falls in love with himself will have no rivals. View proverb
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He that fears leaves must not come into a wood. View proverb
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He that makes a fire of straw has much smoke but little warmth. View proverb
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He that pries into the clouds may be struck with a thunderbolt. View proverb
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