Irish Proverbs - page 38

Choose your company before you sit down [e.g., to drink together]. (Irish Proverb)
Distant hills look green. View proverb
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Do not build the sty before the litter comes. View proverb
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Do not let your eye go beyond what is your own property; do not covet what is not yours.. View proverb
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Do not take the thatch from your own roof to buy slates for another man's house. View proverb
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Don't expect to be long in this world, but try to be good while you are in it, for death is certain. View proverb
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Don't make little of your dish, for it may be an ignorant person who judges it. View proverb
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Don't postpone your betterment. View proverb
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Early sow, early mow. View proverb
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Enough and no waste is as good as a feast. View proverb
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Even a fool has luck. (Irish Proverb)
Even gold can be bought too dearly. View proverb
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Every man is sociable until a cow invades his garden. View proverb
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Every tide has an ebb save the tide of graces. View proverb
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For a young man contemplating marriage: That you might have nicer legs than your own under your table before the new spuds are up. View proverb
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From education comes conduct. View proverb
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Generosity which is dilatory is worth going to meet. View proverb
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Giving a warning to one who is doomed (i.e. a futile task.) View proverb
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God's mill grinds very finely. View proverb
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Good care takes the head off (i.e., destroys) the evil or accident. View proverb
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Have a mouth of ivy and a heart of holly. (Irish Proverb)
He is a wise man who takes care of himself. View proverb
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He who is bad at giving a lodging is good at show the road. View proverb
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Here's health to your enemies' enemies! View proverb
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Here's to a long life and a merry one. A quick death and an easy one. A pretty girl and an honest one. A cold pint and another one! View proverb
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