English Proverbs - page 68

Bought friends are not friends indeed. (English Proverb)
Breed up a crowand he will tear out your eyes. View proverb
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Burn not your house to scare away the mice. View proverb
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A solitary man is either a beast or an angel. View proverb
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The crutch of time does more than the club of Hercules. View proverb
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Wives must be had, be they good or bad. View proverb
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Let him that pays the reckoning choose the lodging. View proverb
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Let the bait hide the hook. View proverb
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That's the last straw. View proverb
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On painting and fighting look aloof. View proverb
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No one ought to be judge in his own cause. (English Proverb)
Such beginning, such end. View proverb
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Sound advice had better be welcome. View proverb
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Ye look like a rinner, quo' the deil to the lobster. View proverb
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It is easy to bear the misfortunes of others. View proverb
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It is good sheltering under an old hedge. View proverb
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It is not what is he, but what has he. View proverb
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One kindness is the price of another. View proverb
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The peacock has fair feathers, but foul feet. View proverb
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When money speaks the world is silent. View proverb
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Do not meet troubles half-way. (English Proverb)
Mind other men, but most yourself. View proverb
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Much science, much sorrow. View proverb
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Much travel is needed to ripen a man's rawness. View proverb
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There's always room at the top. View proverb
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