American Proverbs - page 22

Above all nations is humanity. (American Proverb)
Absence cools moderate passions but inflames violent ones. View proverb
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Absence kills a little love but makes the big ones grow. View proverb
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Abundance, like want, ruins many. View proverb
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Abuse is like a god that destroys his master. View proverb
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Accident is the mother of invention. View proverb
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Action is the proper fruit of knowledge. View proverb
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Action is worry's worst enemy. View proverb
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Adversity flatters no man. View proverb
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Adversity has no friends. View proverb
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Adversity is the stuff that shows whether you are what you thought you were. (American Proverb)
We hate those who will not take our advice and despise those who do. View proverb
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We may give advice, but we cannot give conduct. View proverb
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We seldom fear what we can laugh at. View proverb
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We'll cross that bridge when we get to it. View proverb
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Wealth consists not of having great possessions but of having few wants. View proverb
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What a fool does in the end, the wise man does in the beginning. View proverb
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What a story these old walls could tell. View proverb
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Advice to all, security for none. View proverb
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Affectation is a greater enemy to the face than smallpox. View proverb
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After a rich man gets rich, his next ambition is to get richer. (American Proverb)
After us the deluge. View proverb
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Age and marriage tame man and beast. View proverb
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Age gives good advice when it is no longer able to give a bad example. View proverb
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All are architects of fate working in these walls of time. View proverb
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