English Proverbs - page 40

He that speaks ill of the mare would buy her. (English Proverb)
He that stays in the valley, shall never get over the hill. View proverb
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He that would have eggs must endure the cackling of hens. View proverb
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He who works begins well; he who economises ends better. View proverb
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Hear twice before you speak once. View proverb
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High places have their precipices. View proverb
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Sweet are the uses of adversity. View proverb
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The absent party is always to blame. View proverb
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The absent saint gets no candle. View proverb
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If you would know the value of a ducat, try to borrow one. View proverb
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Ill words are bellows to a slackening fire. (English Proverb)
Put not fire to flax. View proverb
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Remorse is lust's dessert. View proverb
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Rich folk have many friends. View proverb
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Seek that which may be found. View proverb
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Small birds must have meat. View proverb
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It early pricks that will be a thorn. View proverb
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It is good grafting on a good stock. View proverb
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It is not the beard that makes the philosopher. View proverb
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One thief will not rob another. View proverb
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One's own fire is pleasant. (English Proverb)
Pay what you owe and you'll know what you're worth. View proverb
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Possession is nine tenths of the law. View proverb
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It is profound ignorance that inspires the dogmatic tone. View proverb
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It takes two to tango. View proverb
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