Corsican Proverbs - page 5

Through bumps, one learns to walk. (Corsican Proverb)
When storms roll in, dogs make beds. View proverb
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Carnival on the balcony, easter by the fire. View proverb
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Don't start braiding your rope on a monday or a friday. View proverb
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April: shuffle the pigsty. View proverb
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If it's not your time, you won't be born and you won't die. View proverb
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A christian forgives, an idiot forgets. View proverb
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Even the king saves his money. View proverb
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Get advice, then make your own decision. View proverb
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In the place a donkey dies, fur remains. View proverb
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Long live the headdress, because hats come and go. (Corsican Proverb)
Money from poor men and balls from dogs, impossible to hide. View proverb
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Whether bad or good, christ doesn't say why it happens. View proverb
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I can get another husband but never another brother. View proverb
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In war, lies are as abundant as dirt. View proverb
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More ewes, more flus. View proverb
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Water erodes slopes. View proverb
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Every blind man weeps for his eyes. View proverb
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The crow says the ugliest runt is his own. View proverb
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By firelight, an old rag looks like sturdy hemp fabric. View proverb
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He who leaves and then returns, had a good trip. (Corsican Proverb)
Lovers and lords want only to be alone together. View proverb
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The bad fortune of zoza: in winter it sees not the sun and in summer it sees not the moon. View proverb
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Unhappy, he who has no one. View proverb
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When you pull the tooth, it will stop hurting. View proverb
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