English Proverbs - page 89

He comes not in my books. (English Proverb)
Here's metal more attractive. View proverb
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Hide their diminished heads. View proverb
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Hit the nail on the head. View proverb
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Honey of Hybla. View proverb
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How well I feathered my nest. View proverb
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I have you on the hip. View proverb
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I'll make the fur Fly 'bout the ears of the old cur. View proverb
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I'll put a spoke among your wheels. View proverb
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Let the worst come to the worst. View proverb
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Made no more bones. (English Proverb)
Make ducks and drakes with shillings. View proverb
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Many a smale maketh a grate. View proverb
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Moche Crye and no Wull. View proverb
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Much of a muchness. View proverb
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No better than you should be. View proverb
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Old Lady of Threadneedle Street. View proverb
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On his last legs. View proverb
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Passing the Rubicon. When he arrived at the banks of the Rubicon, which divides Cisalpine Gaul from the rest of Italy ... he stopped to deliberate.... At last he cried out: "The die is cast" and immediately passed the river. View proverb
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Present company excepted. View proverb
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Put your toong in your purse. (English Proverb)
Set all at sixe and seven. View proverb
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Smell a rat. View proverb
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Something given that way. View proverb
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Sop to Cerebus. View proverb
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