French Proverbs - page 14

You cannot clear fog with a fan. (French Proverb)
A full belly counsels well. View proverb
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A galled horse does not care to be curried. View proverb
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A gentlemen of Beauce who stays in bed till his breeches are mended. View proverb
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A giant among the pigmies. View proverb
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A gilt bridle for an old mule. View proverb
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A glaring sunny morning, a woman that talks Latin, and a child reared on wine, never come to a good end. View proverb
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A good beast heats with eating. View proverb
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A good bone does not always come to a good dog. View proverb
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A good bottle of wine does not need a cork. View proverb
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Will is power. (French Proverb)
Will laugh well who will laugh the last. View proverb
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Wine poured out is not wine swallowed. View proverb
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With an old husband's hide one buys a young one. View proverb
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With money you can comfort any woman. View proverb
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With the help of an "if' you might put Paris into a bottle. View proverb
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Without bread and wine even love will pine. View proverb
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Without business, debauchery. View proverb
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Without grace, beauty is an unbaited hook. View proverb
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A good gaper makes two gapers. View proverb
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Who sows reaps. (French Proverb)
Who sows thorns should not go barefoot. View proverb
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Who speaks, sows; who listens, reaps. View proverb
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Who spits against heaven, it falls on his head. View proverb
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Who wishes to travel far spares his steed. View proverb
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