English Proverbs - page 17

Beware of a man of one book. (English Proverb)
There are too many chiefs and not enough Indians. View proverb
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There is but one good mother-in-law and she is dead. View proverb
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There is no flying from fate. View proverb
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Blind is the bookless man. View proverb
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Blood will out. View proverb
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Bread is the staff of life, but beer's life itself. View proverb
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Business first, pleasure after. View proverb
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The start of a journey should never be mistaken for success. View proverb
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Butter is gold in the morning, silver at noon, lead at night. View proverb
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Buying and selling is but winning and losing. (English Proverb)
Cats hide their claws. View proverb
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Chance favors the prepared mind. View proverb
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Choose a wife rather by your ear than your eye. View proverb
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The safest antidote against sorrow is employment. View proverb
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Cobbler, stick to thy last. View proverb
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Cowards die many times, but a brave man only dies once. View proverb
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The last benefit is most remembered. View proverb
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The last drop makes the cup run over. View proverb
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The mob has many heads, but no brains. (1732) View proverb
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Danger and delight grow on one stalk. (English Proverb)
Do not halloo until you are out of the wood. View proverb
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The early bird catches the worm. View proverb
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The cure is worse than the disease. View proverb
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The darkest hour is that before the dawn. View proverb
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