Sicilian Proverbs - page 7

A man is never so ridiculous by those qualities that are his own as by those he affects to have. (Sicilian Proverb)
A man without luck always goes on foot. View proverb
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You're blessed if you're here on Leap year. View proverb
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You're not poor if you have as much as you need. View proverb
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You're wasting your time trying to interest the old in new endeavors. View proverb
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Your canine teeth can take you to the grave. View proverb
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Your looks betray your thoughts. View proverb
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Your most faithful friends are your own hands. View proverb
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A bequest, a found treasure, and parsimony make a man wealthy. View proverb
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A bird shows its worth with its song, an intellect by its speech. View proverb
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A coddled cat doesn't catch mice. (Sicilian Proverb)
A deadly sin can't be concealed. View proverb
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A fat cow makes a thin calf. View proverb
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A full ear requires three good things: good time, good seeds and good hoeing. View proverb
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A new doctor is a plague on the country. View proverb
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A race horse gives you an advantage and wins the prize. View proverb
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A rock offered by a friend is like an apple. View proverb
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A secretive person is up to some mischief. View proverb
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A smart man doesn't give his wife a lot of freedom. View proverb
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You get work from the young and advice from the old. View proverb
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You only fool yourself when you seed badly. (Sicilian Proverb)
You will not be loved if you only think of yourself. View proverb
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You won't know who your friends are until you need them. View proverb
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A spirited horse, a compliant; an aggressive man, a compliant horse. View proverb
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A tree that doesn't flower in April, won't flower at all. View proverb
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