American Proverbs - page 42

A fool talks with his ears stuffed up. (American Proverb)
A foolish man despises his mother. View proverb
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A fool's mouth is his destruction. View proverb
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A friend won with a feather can be lost with a straw. View proverb
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A friend's envy is worse than an enemy's hatred. View proverb
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A full ear of corn will bend its head; an empty ear will stand upright. View proverb
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A genius does not shout his wisdom from the housetops. View proverb
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A gift is better than a promise. View proverb
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A good cause finds weapons to defend it. View proverb
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A good garden always has weeds. View proverb
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A good reputation stands still; a bad one runs. (American Proverb)
A good surgeon must have an eagle's eye, a lion's heart, and a lady's hand. View proverb
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A guilty dog always barks. View proverb
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A house is not a home. View proverb
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A house without books is like a room without windows. View proverb
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A light cinch is best. View proverb
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A little doubt saves many a mistake. View proverb
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A man who is his own doctor has a fool for his patient. View proverb
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A man without a smiling face must not open a shop. View proverb
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A man without ambition is like a woman without looks. View proverb
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A man's dreams are his own. (American Proverb)
A mill cannot grind with water that is past. View proverb
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A mother's heart is a child's schoolroom. View proverb
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A new broom sweeps clean, but an old one scrapes better. View proverb
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A pebble and a diamond are alike to a blind man. View proverb
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