English Proverbs - page 29

Meat is much, but manners is better. (English Proverb)
Meddle not with another man's matter. View proverb
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Men are not angels. View proverb
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Riches take away more pleasures than they give. View proverb
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Today is the scholar of yesterday. View proverb
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The best payment is on the peck bottom. View proverb
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The best remedy against an ill man, is much ground between. View proverb
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Old age is a hospital that takes in all diseases. View proverb
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Fortune is blind. View proverb
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Yourself first, others afterward. View proverb
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An army of stags led by a lion would be more formidable than one of lions led by a stag. (English Proverb)
Bob's your uncle. View proverb
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Blue are the faraway hills. View proverb
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Hope often deludes the foolish man. View proverb
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Hope is grief's best music. View proverb
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Keep something for the sore foot. View proverb
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When war begins, then hell opens. View proverb
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Kill not the goose that laid the golden egg. View proverb
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Laziness goes so slowly that poverty overtakes it. View proverb
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The ant had wings to her hurt. View proverb
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Truth has always a sure bottom. (English Proverb)
Truth has a scratched face. View proverb
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Truth needs not the ornament of many words. View proverb
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There comes nothing out of the sack but what was there. View proverb
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There is no blindness like ignorance. View proverb
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