English Proverbs - page 55

It's the squeaky wheel that gets the grease. (English Proverb)
Joy was born a twin. View proverb
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It is folly to sing twice to a deaf man. View proverb
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It is ill fishing before the net. View proverb
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It is pride, not nature, that craves much. View proverb
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It was the last straw that broke the camel's back. View proverb
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Pride costs us more than hunger, thirst, and cold. View proverb
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The dog that fetches will carry. View proverb
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To be good tends to give absence later on. View proverb
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When all is wet to the skin, hold out yet. View proverb
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When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras. (English Proverb)
Who spits against the wind, it falls in his face. View proverb
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You can't free a fish from water. View proverb
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Romeo must die in order to save the love. View proverb
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The best way to see divine light is to put out your own candle. View proverb
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The nail that sticks out gets pounded. View proverb
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The riches of the mind may make a man rich and happy. View proverb
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Think and thank god. View proverb
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What bread men break is broken to them again. View proverb
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Why have a dog and bark yourself? View proverb
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Ye'll neither dee for your wit nor be drowned for a warlock. (English Proverb)
You can't grease a "pig" so many times that he can't be greased one more time. View proverb
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Rules are made to be broken. View proverb
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Some man are wise, and some are otherwise. View proverb
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Talking a mile a minute. View proverb
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