English Proverbs - page 58

The measure of our sacrifice is the measure of our love. (English Proverb)
The person who pursues revenge should dig two graves. View proverb
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The village slatternly wench has the form of a dove, the heart of a fox, and the mind of an toad. View proverb
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What's in your wame's not in your testament. View proverb
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Practice makes permanent. View proverb
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Reputation is commonly measured by the acre. View proverb
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The money you refuse will never do you good. View proverb
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They that think no ill are soonest beguiled. View proverb
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Time is a file that wears and makes no noise. View proverb
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Tread on the ball, live to spend all. View proverb
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Ye needna mak a causey tale o't. (English Proverb)
One acre of performance, is worth twenty of the land of promise. View proverb
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People with wax heads shouldn't walk in the sun. View proverb
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Revenge is a dish that should be eaten cold. View proverb
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The darkest place is under the candlestick. View proverb
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The more cost, the more honour. View proverb
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Treat them mean, keep them keen. View proverb
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Ye should be a king of your word. View proverb
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You cannot make people honest by an act of parliament. View proverb
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You will not rise to the occasion, you will default to the level of your training. View proverb
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One boy is more trouble that a dozen girls. (English Proverb)
Never love with all your heart, it only ends in breaking. View proverb
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Proportion your expenses to what you have, not what you expect. View proverb
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Never fall out with your bread and butter. View proverb
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Take a hair of the dog that has bitten you. View proverb
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