English Proverbs - page 97

Не will never set the Thames on fire. (English Proverb)
When three know it, all know it. View proverb
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If the sky falls, we shall catch larks. View proverb
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Eat with pleasure, drink with measure. View proverb
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It is a sad heart that never rejoices. View proverb
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As welcome as water in one's shoes. View proverb
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The belly carries legs. View proverb
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Life is sweet. View proverb
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The devil lurks behind the cross. View proverb
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A forgetful head makes a weary pair of heels. View proverb
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Bind the sack before it is full. (English Proverb)
Fools may sometimes speak to the purpose. View proverb
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The longest day must have an end. View proverb
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Nothing comes from nothing. View proverb
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Too much water drowned the miller. View proverb
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I will either win the saddle or lose the horse. View proverb
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Every cook praises his own broth. View proverb
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It is like talking to the wall. View proverb
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As you make your bed, so must you lie on it. View proverb
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What is the good of a sundial in the shade? View proverb
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As is the workman, so is the work. (English Proverb)
Like mother, like daughter. View proverb
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What does the moon care if the dogs bark at her? View proverb
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When all men speak, no man hears. View proverb
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When guns speak it is too late to argue. View proverb
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