American Proverbs - page 45

Anger dies quickly in a good man. (American Proverb)
Answer a fool according to his folly. View proverb
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Any excuse will serve a tyrant. View proverb
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Anyone can start a rumor, but none can stop one. View proverb
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Art is the right hand of nature. View proverb
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As Maine goes, so goes the nation. View proverb
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At the center of climb is "I" View proverb
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At the end of the work, you may judge the workman. View proverb
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Attitudes don't prove anyhing. View proverb
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Authority without wisdom is like a heavy axe without an edge. View proverb
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Bad luck can't be dated. (American Proverb)
Bad men excuse their faults, good men leave them. View proverb
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Bad to do evil, but worse to boast about it. View proverb
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Be careful but not full of care. View proverb
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Be cautious but polite. View proverb
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Be certain and on the level. View proverb
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Be content and do not heed the goadings of ambitions. View proverb
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Be not led by flattery. View proverb
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Be not lenient to your own faults. View proverb
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Be slow in choosing a friend, but slower in changing him. View proverb
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Beauty is no longer amiable than while virtue adorns it. (American Proverb)
Beauty is only skin deep. View proverb
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Before marriage open your eyes wide; afterwards close them tightly. View proverb
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Better a kindly fool than a proud wise man. View proverb
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Better a little fire to warm us than a big one to burn us. View proverb
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