American Proverbs - page 23

True worth is in being, not seeming. (American Proverb)
Truth may be blamed but never shamed. View proverb
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Try your friend before you trust him. View proverb
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Watch out for wooden nickels. View proverb
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We all fade as the leaf. View proverb
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All the art lies in making the best of a bad market. View proverb
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All things are easy to industry, all things difficult to sloth. View proverb
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All things come to an end. View proverb
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All things were once impossible. View proverb
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Always a valley before a hill. View proverb
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An adult is only one who has ceased to grow vertically and started to grow horizontally. (American Proverb)
To forgive a duke his tyranny alters not the total situation. View proverb
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To plough a straight furrow, never look back. View proverb
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To see beauty you must have beauty in your soul. View proverb
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To spoil a child is to maim it a bit. View proverb
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Tongue double brings trouble. View proverb
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Too many fingers spoil the pie. View proverb
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Too much attention to the pigskin doesn't help the sheepskin. View proverb
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Too much courtesy, too much craft. View proverb
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Too much force breeds suspicion. View proverb
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Too much prosperity makes most men fools. (American Proverb)
True friends are like diamonds, precious and rare; false ones like autumn leaves, found everywhere. View proverb
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True friends never polish each other. View proverb
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True generosity is the ability to accept ingratitude. View proverb
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An educated fool is dangerous. View proverb
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