English Proverbs - page 104

Experience keeps no school, she teaches her pupils singly. (English Proverb)
Every man to his taste. View proverb
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Every country has its customs. View proverb
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A horse stumbles that has four legs. View proverb
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Idle folks lack no excuses. View proverb
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His money burns a hole in his pocket. View proverb
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A curst cow has short horns. View proverb
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Every dog is valiant at his own door. View proverb
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Walls have ears. View proverb
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Pleasure has a sting in its tail. View proverb
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A good wife makes a good husband. (English Proverb)
You cannot wash charcoal white. View proverb
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A word is enough to the wise. View proverb
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Perseverance performs greater works than strength. View proverb
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Success has brought many to destruction. View proverb
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The morning sun never lasts a day. View proverb
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Praise little, dispraise less. View proverb
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A good dog deserves a good bone. View proverb
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Never too much of a good thing. View proverb
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A good maxim is never out of season. View proverb
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Good counsel does no harm. (English Proverb)
Who goes more bare than the shoemaker's wife and the smith's mare. View proverb
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Man was not born to himself. View proverb
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Self is a bad counsellor. View proverb
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The less said the better. View proverb
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