Yiddish Proverbs - page 17

What you don't see with your eyes, don't invent with your tongue. (Yiddish Proverb)
When a fool has the cow by the horns, the wise man can milk it. View proverb
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When a mother calls her child bastard, you can take her word for it. View proverb
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When brains are needed, brawn won't help. View proverb
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When God wants people to suffer, he sends them too much understanding. View proverb
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When the time comes for you to live, there aren't enough years. View proverb
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When your enemy falls, don't rejoice - but don't pick him up either. View proverb
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Whomever looks for easy work goes to bed very tired. View proverb
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With a child in the house, all corners are full. View proverb
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You can't make cheesecakes out of snow. View proverb
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Your neighbor's apples are the sweetest. (Yiddish Proverb)
If a stone stays in one place, it becomes overgrown with grass. View proverb
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Az men lebt, derlebt men. View proverb
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A good cry lightens the heart. View proverb
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A good name is better than a precious stone. View proverb
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A big crowd, but not a human being in sight. View proverb
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A cat loves fish, but won't risk its claws. View proverb
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A clock that stands still is better than one that goes wrong. View proverb
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A farmer should not ride the king's horse. View proverb
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A fool shows his annoyance at once, but a prudent man overlooks an insult. View proverb
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Worries go better with soup than without. (Yiddish Proverb)
You can't force anyone to love you or lend you money. View proverb
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When someone claims an inheritance, he sometimes has to pay for the funeral. View proverb
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Ugliness is the only guardian angel a woman has. View proverb
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Someone who can hold on to his money is worth more than the one who earns it. View proverb
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