Cypress Proverbs - page 2

He who denies the cat bread has his clothes eaten by mice. (Cypress Proverb)
The rabbit has different eyes than the owl's. View proverb
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When your neighbor got the itches you too must seek the remedy. View proverb
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Eating brings on your appetite. View proverb
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They took us to water and brought us back thirsty. View proverb
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Only the cannon can sort it out. View proverb
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The children eat the fruit and the father sleeps on the peel. View proverb
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A hungry bear doesn't dance. View proverb
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When the slave is to blame the slave gets beaten; when the master is to blame the slave gets beaten. View proverb
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He's having a festival in his head. View proverb
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Everything in its season and the crow in August. (Cypress Proverb)
We've made a hole in the water. View proverb
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We went as fools and came back as arch-fools. View proverb
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He's become both father and godfather. View proverb
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Where there are many roosters the dawn comes late. View proverb
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It's my donkey and I can tie it where I please. View proverb
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He who is high and proud is toppled by God. View proverb
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Learn the truth from a fool or a child. View proverb
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Full stomach, hard rooster. View proverb
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The honey fell into the sugar. View proverb
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The lid rolled and found the cook. (Cypress Proverb)
We've drowned in a glass of water. View proverb
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The reaper earned a reputation and fell asleep. View proverb
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In everything moderation is best. View proverb
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One who's full doesn't believe one who's hungry. View proverb
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