English Proverbs - page 65

For every fog in march there's a frost in may. (English Proverb)
God gives his anger by weight, but his pity without measure. View proverb
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Friends tie thier purse with a cobweb thread. View proverb
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Health and gaiety foster beauty. View proverb
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Many a little makes a mickle. View proverb
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A bad settlement is better than a good lawsuit. View proverb
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A beggar can never be bankrupt. View proverb
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A blow with a word strikes deeper than a blow with a sword. View proverb
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A bold attempt is half of success. View proverb
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A book is a friend. View proverb
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A broken watch is right two times a day. (English Proverb)
A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle. View proverb
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A dog will not howl if you beat him with a bone. (1659) View proverb
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A fool's head never whitens. View proverb
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A friend is best found in adversity. View proverb
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A golden bit does not make the horse any better. View proverb
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A good candle-holder proves a good gamester. View proverb
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A good friend never offends. View proverb
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A hen is heavy when carried far. View proverb
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A hound's food is in its legs. View proverb
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A house divided against itself cannot stand. (English Proverb)
A house divided cannot stand. View proverb
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A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. View proverb
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A lawyer's opinion is worth nothing unless paid for. View proverb
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A lean fee is a fit reward for a lazy clerk. View proverb
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