American Proverbs - page 44

Advice, when most needed, is least heeded. (American Proverb)
Advisers get away with it. They never have to pay the penalty for their advice. View proverb
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After dinner sit awhile; after supper walk a mile. View proverb
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Age before beauty; pearls before swine. View proverb
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Age lasts; youth devours. View proverb
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Air castles are good; now put foundations under them. View proverb
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Alcohol will preserve anything but a secret. View proverb
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All are not hunters that blow the horn. View proverb
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All asses do not go on four feet. View proverb
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All gardeners know better than other gardeners. View proverb
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All men must die. (American Proverb)
All men think their enemies ill men. View proverb
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All that shines is not silver. View proverb
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All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. View proverb
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Always put your best foot forward. View proverb
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Always shut the gate after the horse is out. View proverb
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Ambition is like hunting for whales – sometimes you lose them. View proverb
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An ant may work its heart out, but it can't make money. View proverb
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An idle brain is the devil's workshop. View proverb
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An ignorant consent is no consent. View proverb
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An old dog does not bark for nothing. (American Proverb)
An old dog will learn no tricks. View proverb
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An old friend wears well. View proverb
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An ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit. View proverb
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An ounce of favor goes farther than a pound of justice. View proverb
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