Traditional Proverbs - page 27

The last straw. (Traditional Proverb)
Wait and see. View proverb
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She's a nut. View proverb
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No one should be judge in his own cause. View proverb
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March'll search ye, April try ye May'll tell, whether live or die ye. View proverb
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Let him who sins when drunk be punished when sober. View proverb
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It is well to remember that there are five reasons for drinking the arrival of a friend, one's present or future thirst, the excellence of the wine, or any other reason. View proverb
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In fact, we are often able to do a task because we think we are able to do it. View proverb
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Politics is a rotten egg if broken, it stinks. View proverb
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May your trouble be like the old man's teeth - few and far between. View proverb
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Life may be short, but it can be wide as well. (Traditional Proverb)
It's easy to get lost in thought if it's not familiar territory to you. View proverb
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Inferior men do not begin undertakings for fear of difficulties. Average men begin, but desist once difficulties appear. Men of superior nature never give up until they achieve their ends, however many the difficulties that appear. View proverb
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Remember, it is forbidden to live in a town which has no garden or greenery. View proverb
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One comes to be of just such stuff as that on which the mind is set. View proverb
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Money is sharper than the sword. Ashanti tribe. View proverb
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Jealous Hate the game and not the player. View proverb
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Social good is what brings peace to family and society. View proverb
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Whoever the heart loves, she is the beauty. View proverb
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Years and sins are always more than owned. View proverb
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You will catch more flies with a spoonful of honey than with a gallon of vinegar. (Traditional Proverb)
When your mouth stumbles, it's worse than feet. View proverb
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Who is wise He who can learn from every man. View proverb
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Work as if you were to live forever live as if you were to die tomorrow. View proverb
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Words without ideas are like sails without wind. View proverb
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