Corsican Proverbs - page 11

Olive flowers in june, olives in the hand. (Corsican Proverb)
One hand washes the other, both hands wash the face. View proverb
Corsican Proverb
One who scorns is one who buys. View proverb
Corsican Proverb
Pray for those who are born into good families, for those born into bad families always manage to succeed. View proverb
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Problems are in the bag. View proverb
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Me today, you tomorrow. View proverb
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Misery and poverty are two sisters; discord is their first cousin. View proverb
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Mistakes are made even by priests at the altar. View proverb
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No leaf shudders outside the will of God. View proverb
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Parents are teeth. View proverb
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Santa maria, sich?: if you're not a thief you won't be happy there. (Corsican Proverb)
Every fool follows their idea. View proverb
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Next to fire, straw isn't good. View proverb
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Pasta and macaroni, the hotter the better. View proverb
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The doctor can come and go, but he who is sick remains so. View proverb
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Candlemas, candlemas, whether windy or rainy, winter has ended. View proverb
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The doctor comes to the house where the sun can't reach. View proverb
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When something happens, praise it. View proverb
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May God save us from good weather in January. View proverb
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The braying of donkeys doesn't reach heaven. View proverb
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The most beautiful laughter comes from the mouth of a mourner. (Corsican Proverb)
Black ewe and white ewe: they who die, die, and those who live, live. View proverb
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Lord, make us shepherds in spring and swineherds in winter. View proverb
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There is no warmth where the sun doesn't shine. View proverb
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Guargual?, guargual?: it was rapids and remains rapids. View proverb
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