American Proverbs - page 41

Use your wit as a shield, not as a dagger. (American Proverb)
Romance/ without finance/ don't stand a chance. View proverb
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Show me, and I may not remember. View proverb
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What the people believe is true. View proverb
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A brave man dies but once, a coward many times. View proverb
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A brother may not be a friend . . . . View proverb
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A burnt child dreads the fire. View proverb
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A dead enemy is as good as a cold friend. View proverb
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A deaf husband and a blind wife are always a happy couple. View proverb
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A diplomat is a man who always remembers a woman's birthday but never her age. View proverb
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A dirty floor means a busy stove. (American Proverb)
A divided man makes an unhappy spirit. View proverb
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A dog returns to where he has been fed. View proverb
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A donkey is but a donkey though laden with gold. View proverb
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A drowning man grabs at a straw. View proverb
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A fair face may hide a foul heart. View proverb
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A farmer on his knees is higher than a gentleman on his legs. View proverb
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A favor to come is better than a hundred received. View proverb
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A fellow can do anything if he lists. View proverb
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A field becomes exhausted by constant tillage. View proverb
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A flow of words is no proof of being easy enough. (American Proverb)
A flow will have an ebb. View proverb
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A fool can ask more questions in a minute than a wise man can answer in an hour. View proverb
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A fool has few friends. View proverb
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A fool talks most when he has the least to say. View proverb
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