American Proverbs - page 37

Make a garden or plant, and a man is happy for life. (American Proverb)
Make new friends but keep the old. View proverb
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Make your brain save your heels. View proverb
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Man can't live in this world alone. View proverb
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Man changes often but improves seldom. View proverb
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Good Americans, when they die, go to Paris. View proverb
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Good listening does not mean sitting dumb. View proverb
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Good luck beats early rising. View proverb
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Liars begin by imposing on others, but end by deceiving themselves. View proverb
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Life is a matter of dog eat dog. View proverb
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Like a fence, character cannot be strengthened by whitewash. (American Proverb)
Liquor never hurt a cheap man. View proverb
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Little strokes fell great oaks. View proverb
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Long runs the fox, but at last is caught. View proverb
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Guard lest the eyes be bigger than the stomach. View proverb
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Half an orange tastes as sweet as a whole one. View proverb
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Happiness is a form of courage. View proverb
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Happiness multiplies as we divide it with others. View proverb
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Have the courage not to adopt another's courage. View proverb
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He burned his own blister; now let him sit on it. View proverb
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He that can have patience can have what he will. (American Proverb)
Kissing a girl for the first time is like getting the first olive from a jar: after the first one, they come rolling out. View proverb
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Knowledge conquered by labour becomes a possession. View proverb
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Ladies in slacks should not turn their backs. View proverb
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Learn as you'd live forever; live as you'd die tomorrow. View proverb
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