English Proverbs - page 26

Always to court and never to wed is the happiest life that ever was led. (English Proverb)
Ambition makes people diligent. View proverb
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An abundance of money ruins youth. View proverb
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An arrow shot upright falls on the shooter's head. View proverb
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An Englishman's house (home) is his castle. View proverb
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An hour may destroy what an age was building. View proverb
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An old man is a bed full of bones. View proverb
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Anger is often more hurtful than the injury that caused it. View proverb
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Anger punishes itself. View proverb
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Another man's poison is not necessarily yours. View proverb
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April showers bring May flowers. (English Proverb)
As a man lives, so shall he die. View proverb
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As love thinks no evil, so envy speaks no good. View proverb
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As you make your bed, so you must lie in it. View proverb
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Ask and you shall receive. View proverb
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Ask God for what man can give, and you may get it. View proverb
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Attack is the best form of defence. View proverb
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Bad news travels fast. View proverb
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Beauty and honesty seldom agree. View proverb
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Beauty may have fair leaves, yet bitter fruit. View proverb
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Beer before liquor, you'll never be sicker, but liquor before beer and you're in the clear. (English Proverb)
Better a little chiding than a good deal of heartache. View proverb
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Better an egg today than a hen tomorrow. View proverb
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Beware of the cat that licks from the front but claws from behind. View proverb
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Blind men should not judge of colours. View proverb
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