Spanish Proverbs - page 13

If this ball does not stick to the wall it will at least leave a mark. (Spanish Proverb)
Where one door is shut another opens. View proverb
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The rotten apple spoils its companion. View proverb
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The shirt is nearer than the frock. View proverb
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To drunken mothers-in-law give full jugs. View proverb
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He is a fool who thinks that another does not think. View proverb
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God deliver us from a gentleman by day and a friar by night. View proverb
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Where God sends babbies he sends penny loaves. View proverb
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When three people call you an ass, put on a bridle. View proverb
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When thou seest thy house in flames, go warm thyself by it. View proverb
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Chastise one that is worthless, and he will presently hate you. (Spanish Proverb)
Better they should say, "There he ran away,” than "There he died.”. View proverb
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He that will not when he may, when he will he shall have nay. View proverb
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God will provide, but a good bundle of straw will not be amiss. View proverb
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Go to bed with the lamb, and rise with the lark. View proverb
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Fire and love do not say "Go to your work.”. View proverb
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Do you carry the trough, husband, and I will carry the sieve, which is as heavy as the devil. View proverb
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An ounce of wit that's bought Is worth a pound that's taught. View proverb
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A true gentleman would rather have his clothes torn than mended. View proverb
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He that will not when he can, cannot when he will. View proverb
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He loses his market who has nothing to sell. (Spanish Proverb)
God will listen to you whatever cloak you wear. View proverb
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Every one in his own house, and God in all men's. View proverb
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Better suffer a known evil than change for uncertain good. View proverb
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The Jew ruins himself with passovers, the Moor with wedding feasts, and the Christian with lawsuits. View proverb
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