Corsican Proverbs - page 8

If everyone's misfortunes were seen by all in broad daylight, in the end people would take back their own. (Corsican Proverb)
Bread and bird: we don't discuss house business. View proverb
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When you've been had, you go home. View proverb
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Christ doesn't pay every friday evening. View proverb
Corsican Proverb
Everyone knows what's cooking in their pot. View proverb
Corsican Proverb
Keep the best log for may. View proverb
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To get to know people, you have to eat a full donkey's cargo of salt together. View proverb
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It is better to be alone than to be in bad company. View proverb
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Seize the offer. View proverb
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You learn something every day. View proverb
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A chicken who isn't pecking has already eaten. (Corsican Proverb)
A fine rain still soaks you to the bone, but no one takes it seriously. View proverb
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A fool doing what he knows is better than a hundred wise men doing what they don't know. View proverb
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A full purse cannot bend. View proverb
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A good buy is better than a good sale. View proverb
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A greedy man's possession is eaten by a pirate. View proverb
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As there is Easter, so there are meager times. View proverb
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At pentecost, he who does not celebrate lives to regret it. View proverb
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At the end of many disasters, there's always an italian. View proverb
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Beautiful may mornings and beautiful january evenings. View proverb
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Beautiful things are never as beautiful as those that are pleasing. (Corsican Proverb)
Better to have little than nothing. View proverb
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Better to take an old husband than none. View proverb
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By the owner, the dog is respected. View proverb
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When the sun is on azilonu, it's meal time. View proverb
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