English Proverbs - page 87

One might as well be hanged for a sheep as a lamb. - English, 17th century. (English Proverb)
One scabbed sheep mars the whole flock. View proverb
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Out of sight... Out of mind. View proverb
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Out of small acorns grow mighty oaks. View proverb
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Perfect Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance. (a.k.a The six P's) View proverb
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The pitcher which goes too often to the well gets broken. View proverb
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Poets are born, but orators are trained. View proverb
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Put a beggar on horseback and he'll ride it to death. View proverb
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Put your money where your mouth is. View proverb
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Reality is not only stranger than we imagine, it is stranger than we can imagine. View proverb
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Rules were meant to be broken. (English Proverb)
Say something nice or say nothing at all. View proverb
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Self trust is the first secret of success. View proverb
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Shit or get off the pot. View proverb
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Shoemaker, not above the sandal. View proverb
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Some days you get the bear, other days the bear gets you. View proverb
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Someone who gossips to you will gossip about you. View proverb
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Success (only) comes after every necessary precaution. View proverb
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The man who sleeps with a machete is a fool every night but one. View proverb
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There is luck in odd numbers. View proverb
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The teacher has not taught, until the student has learned. (English Proverb)
There is a thin line between love and hate. View proverb
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There is only eight years between success and failure in politics. View proverb
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Too many arguments destroyed marriage negotiations. View proverb
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Too much of one thing, good for nothing. View proverb
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