Italian Proverbs - page 25

What does not poison, fattens. (Italian Proverb)
Women rouge that they may not blush. View proverb
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One devil drives out another. View proverb
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The best is the cheapest. View proverb
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Who pays beforehand is served behindhand. View proverb
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Much smoke, and little roast. View proverb
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Not all that shakes falls. View proverb
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Who has not is not. View proverb
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Women, priests, and poultry, never have enough. View proverb
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Speak when you are spoken to. View proverb
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The fox said the grapes were sour. (Italian Proverb)
The light is painful to sore eyes. View proverb
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The full cask makes no noise. View proverb
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Three know it, all know it. View proverb
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Illness tells us what we are. View proverb
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Never judge a book by its cover. View proverb
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Temperance is the best medicine. View proverb
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The Trojans were wise too late. View proverb
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Through being too knowing the fox lost his tail. View proverb
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Only a fool asks, "What do you want with my wife?”. View proverb
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Money and friendship break the arms of justice. (Italian Proverb)
It is not necessary to fish up every bucket that falls into the well. View proverb
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If pride were a disease, how many would be already dead? View proverb
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When ill-luck falls asleep let nobody wake her. View proverb
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The man who lives only by hope will die with despair. View proverb
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