Traditional Proverbs - page 23

Blessed is he who has nothing to say and cannot be persuaded to say it. (Traditional Proverb)
An ounce of do is worth a pound of tell how. View proverb
Traditional Proverb
He who has not learned to share his blessings with others has not found the true path to enduring happiness. View proverb
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Hail, Caesar, we who are about to die salute you. View proverb
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Many small streams make one big river. View proverb
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Love don't love nobody. View proverb
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Like there's no tomorrow. View proverb
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May your every wish be granted. View proverb
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Live not for time, but eternity. View proverb
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Living off the fat of the land. View proverb
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Lonely is a man without love. (Traditional Proverb)
Lift where you stand. View proverb
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My blood ran cold. View proverb
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Many become brave when the fiend flees. View proverb
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Like ants eating a bone. View proverb
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Fat as a cow. View proverb
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He who fears death enjoys not life. View proverb
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Even if it does not benefit you, it will not harm you. View proverb
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Anyone can find fault, and those who find the most have the most. View proverb
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If skill could be gained by watching, every dog would become a butcher. View proverb
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He who transplanted sustains. Qui transtulit sustinet. (Traditional Proverb)
Don't plant more garden than your wife can care for. View proverb
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An argument derived from the abuse of a thing does not hold good against its use. View proverb
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If he works for you, you work for him. View proverb
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Happy is the man to whom nature has given a sufficiency with even a sparing hand. View proverb
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