English Proverbs - page 41

It takes two to tango. (English Proverb)
Keep something for a rainy day. View proverb
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Kings have many ears and many eyes. View proverb
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None so deaf as those who will not hear. View proverb
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Nurture and good manners makes man. View proverb
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Obedience is much more seen in little things than in great. View proverb
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Old age doesn't protect from folly. View proverb
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Once a use and ever a custom. View proverb
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One can love and be wise. View proverb
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Let my lamp at midnight hour be seen in some high lonely tower. View proverb
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Love covers many infirmities. (English Proverb)
Love is the true reward of love. View proverb
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Love lasts as long as money endures. View proverb
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No living man all things can. View proverb
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No man can play the fool so well as the wise man. View proverb
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No man so wise but he may be deceived. View proverb
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No root, no fruit. View proverb
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Love me little, love me long. View proverb
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Make not your sail too big for your ballast. View proverb
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Man, woman, and devil, are the three degrees of comparison. View proverb
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Manners make often fortunes. (English Proverb)
Many a cloud has a silver lining. View proverb
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Many a good cow has an evil calf. View proverb
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Many a one for land takes a fool by the hand. View proverb
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Many women, many words; many geese, many turds. View proverb
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