French Proverbs - page 18

A woman and a ship ever want mending. (French Proverb)
Weather, wind, women, and fortune change like the moon. View proverb
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Well fed but ill taught. View proverb
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Well knows the cats whose ear she licks. View proverb
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Well-regulated charity begins with one's self. View proverb
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Went in one ear and out the other. View proverb
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What is bad for one is good for another. View proverb
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A woman who dances too much gets ill from little work. View proverb
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A word to the wise. View proverb
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A year of snow, a year of plenty. View proverb
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A young angel, an old devil. (French Proverb)
Absent people do not inherit. View proverb
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Absent, none without blame; present, none without excuse. View proverb
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After a feast a man scratches his head. View proverb
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Vanity has no greater foe than vanity. View proverb
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Wake not a sleeping cat. View proverb
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Walls have ears. View proverb
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War makes robbers, and peace hangs them. View proverb
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We must learn to walk before we can run. View proverb
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After shaving there is nothing to shear. View proverb
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All are not hunters that blow the horn. (French Proverb)
All cats are not to be set down for witches. View proverb
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All is luck or ill luck in this world. View proverb
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All is not gold that glitters. View proverb
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Trust is the mother of exasperation. View proverb
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