American Proverbs - page 27

Blessed is he who takes himself seriously. (American Proverb)
Boldness does not always succeed. View proverb
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Bought friends are not friends indeed. View proverb
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The road to ruin is kept in good repair, and the travellers pay the expense. View proverb
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The road to the head lies through the heart. View proverb
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The saddest dog sometimes wags its tail. View proverb
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The show must go on. View proverb
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The sleeping fox catches no chickens. View proverb
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Brevity is the soul of wit. View proverb
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Brooding may be very far from knowing. View proverb
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Brothers are like hands and feet. (American Proverb)
Business is business, and love is love. View proverb
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Business neglected is business lost. View proverb
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By different methods different men excel. View proverb
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By the yard, life is hard. By the inch, it's a cinch. View proverb
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Calm weather in June, sets the corn in tune. View proverb
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Calmness is a great advantage. View proverb
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Candour once went further boldly and in smiles, but it crept home in tatters and tears. View proverb
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Candour will lose you some friends, but not as many as deceit. View proverb
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Catch before hanging. View proverb
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Caution is a parent of safety. (American Proverb)
Cease to do evil, learn to do well. View proverb
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Character is what we are; reputation is what others think we are. View proverb
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Charity begins at home but should not end there. View proverb
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Charity is not a bone you throw to your dog but a bone you share with your dog. View proverb
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