American Proverbs - page 59

The aim is useless without the way. (American Proverb)
The anvil fears no blows. View proverb
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The ardor of parental affection consumes the heart with its fire. View proverb
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The artist never dies. View proverb
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The best advice I know in life is don't give too much. View proverb
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The best chaperon a girl can have is to be in love with another fellow. View proverb
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The best laid plans of mice and men often go astray. View proverb
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The best part of a book is not the thought it contains but the thought it suggests. View proverb
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The best way to have a friend is to be a friend. View proverb
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The blacker the berry the sweeter the juice. View proverb
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The child is the father of the man. (American Proverb)
The cow has forgotten she was once a calf. View proverb
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The cuckold is the last that knows of it. View proverb
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The daughter of a spry old woman makes a poor housekeeper. View proverb
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The dead are soon forgotten. View proverb
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The devil always tends to his own business. View proverb
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The devil is always at the elbow of an idle man. View proverb
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The devil never misses the bus. View proverb
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The devil takes care of his own. View proverb
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The dictionary is the only place where success comes before work. View proverb
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The disgrace of the city is the fault of the citizens. (American Proverb)
The distant fields look greener. View proverb
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The dog doesn't get bread every time he wags his tail. View proverb
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The dog has returned to his vomit again, and the sow that was washed to her wallowing in the mire. View proverb
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The doghouse is no place to keep a sausage. View proverb
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