American Proverbs - page 62

Those who betray their friends must not expect others to keep faith with them. (American Proverb)
Those who try to deceive may expect to be paid in their own coin. View proverb
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Threatened folks may live the longest: they take numerous precautions. View proverb
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Thrift is to a man what chastity is to a woman. View proverb
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Through wisdom is a house built, and by understanding it is established. View proverb
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Time and tide wait for no man. View proverb
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Time saved at the cost of an accident is no saving. View proverb
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To be a public man is slavery. View proverb
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To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved. View proverb
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To do nothing is the way to be nothing. View proverb
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To err is human; to dine, divine. (American Proverb)
To have a friend, close one eye; to keep him, close both. View proverb
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To know all is to forgive all. View proverb
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To laugh at a man with sense is the privilege of fools. View proverb
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To one who understands, few words are needed. View proverb
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Today is the first day of the rest of your life. View proverb
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Too far east is west. View proverb
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Too many cooks spoil the brew. View proverb
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True bravery is without witness. View proverb
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Trust in god but lock your car. View proverb
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Walk on your own feet. (American Proverb)
We ain't what we want to be; we ain't what we gonna be; but thank God, we ain't what we was. View proverb
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We always return to our first loves. View proverb
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We are as big as the thing which bothers us. View proverb
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We can be deceived by fair appearance. View proverb
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