American Proverbs - page 35

Falsehood is a nettle that stings those who meddle with it. (American Proverb)
Falsehood is the darkness of faith. View proverb
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Never drop the friends you made on the way up. You may need them on the way down. View proverb
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Never get in a battle of wits without ammunition. View proverb
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Never let the same dog bite you twice. View proverb
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Never quarrel with one's bread and butter. View proverb
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Never stir the fire with a sword. View proverb
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Never trust a man who doesn't trust others. View proverb
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Nice guys finish last. View proverb
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Figures don't lie, but sometimes liars figure. View proverb
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First a daughter, then a son, and the family's well begun. (American Proverb)
First build your house and then accommodate the furniture. View proverb
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First deserve and then desire. View proverb
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Fish and visitors smell after three days. View proverb
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Flattery butters no parsnips. View proverb
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Flattery, like perfume, should be smelled, not swallowed. View proverb
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Folks like the truth that hits their neighbor. View proverb
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Folks spend their health to acquire wealth and later spend their wealth in an effort to regain their health. View proverb
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Follow the wise few rather than the vulgar many. View proverb
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Men build houses; women build homes. View proverb
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Men fear death as children do going in the dark. (American Proverb)
Men shut their doors against the setting sun. View proverb
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More flies are caught with honey than with molasses. View proverb
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Neither a borrower nor a lender be. View proverb
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Never borrow, never lend if you wish to keep a friend. View proverb
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