English Proverbs - page 67

Adversity is easier borne than prosperity forgot. (English Proverb)
Advisers run no risks. View proverb
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All are not friends who speak one fair. View proverb
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Army marches on its stomach. View proverb
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An idle brain is the devil's workshop. View proverb
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An ill wind that blows no one any good. View proverb
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Anger dies quickly with a good man. View proverb
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Anger edges valor. View proverb
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Anger is a short madness. View proverb
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Anger is shortlived in a good man. View proverb
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Ask a silly question and you get a silly answer. (English Proverb)
At Rome one must do the Romans do. View proverb
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Beauty provoketh thieves sooner than gold. View proverb
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Behind every great man there's a great woman. View proverb
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Better a snotty child than his nose wiped off. View proverb
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Better bow than break. View proverb
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Better die with honour than live with shame. View proverb
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Better play a small game than to stand out. View proverb
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Better to have than wish. View proverb
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Better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. View proverb
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Better to travel hopefully than to arrive. (English Proverb)
Better underdone than overdone. View proverb
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Between two stools one falls to the ground. View proverb
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Beware of Beware of "Had I known”. View proverb
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Black will take no other hue. View proverb
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