American Proverbs - page 56

Lock the stable door before the steed is stolen. (American Proverb)
Lock your door and keep your neighbours honest. View proverb
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Looks often deceive. View proverb
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Love enters man through his eyes, woman through her ears. View proverb
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Love your neighbour, but do not pull down the fence. View proverb
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Lovely women, lovely quarrels. View proverb
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Lucky men need no counsel. View proverb
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Make a loan and lose a friend. View proverb
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Manhood is quite a struggle, old age a regret. View proverb
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Many drops of water make an ocean. View proverb
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Many friends, few helpers. (American Proverb)
Marrying for love is risky, but god smiles on it. View proverb
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Matches may be made in heaven, but they are sold down here. View proverb
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Maternity is a matter of fact, paternity is a matter of opinion. View proverb
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Measure twice before you cut once. View proverb
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More corn grows in crooked rows. View proverb
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More die of food than famine. View proverb
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Most men get as good a wife as they deserve, and that isn't much. View proverb
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My son's my son till he gets him a wife; my daughter's my daughter all of her life. View proverb
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Naught's a naught and figger's a figger – all for the white man and none for the nigger. View proverb
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Necessity never made a good bargain. (American Proverb)
Never assent merely to please. View proverb
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Never believe the impossible. View proverb
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Never complain. never explain. View proverb
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Never do evil hoping that good will come of it. View proverb
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