Traditional Proverbs - page 24

Fear only two God, and the man who has no fear of God. (Traditional Proverb)
Before thirty, men seek disease after thirty, disease seeks men. View proverb
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If you are in a hurry you will never get there. View proverb
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Hmmm ... we chop down trees and chop up wood. View proverb
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He that is afraid of bad luck will never know good. View proverb
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Water it down. View proverb
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We are all related. View proverb
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Sitting on the fence. View proverb
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The hard is the good. View proverb
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Up one side and down the other. View proverb
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One bee makes no swarm. (Traditional Proverb)
Patience cures many an old complaint. View proverb
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Never put your trust in slogans. View proverb
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Nobody notices when things go right. View proverb
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One turn serves another. View proverb
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Night soil. View proverb
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Not worth a hill of beans. View proverb
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Only that which is provisional endures. View proverb
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No man can serve two masters. View proverb
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Older than dirt. View proverb
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No one is luckier than him who believes in his luck. (Traditional Proverb)
Many an Irish property was increased by the lace of a daughter's petticoat. View proverb
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The anger of kings is always serious. View proverb
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To compare is not to improve. View proverb
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Red as a beet. View proverb
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