French Proverbs - page 15

Who wives for a dower, resigns his own power. (French Proverb)
Whoso is well let him keep so. View proverb
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Why buy a cow if you can get the milk for free. View proverb
French Proverb
Why buy a cow when milk is so cheap? View proverb
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Why kill time when one can employ it?. View proverb
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A good swordsman is not given to quarrel. View proverb
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A healthy soul cannot live in a dry body. View proverb
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Who hears music feels his solitude. View proverb
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Who lives on the score has shame evermore. View proverb
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Who often changes, damages. View proverb
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Who serves the mass is thanked by none, but cursed if aught left undone. (French Proverb)
A hundred years is not much, but never is a long while. View proverb
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A hundred years of fretting will not pay a halfpenny of debt. View proverb
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A jackfish does more than a letter of recommendation. View proverb
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A kick from a mare never hurt a horse. View proverb
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A late Easter, a long cold spring. View proverb
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A lawyer needs three bags: one full of papers, one full of money, and one full of patience. View proverb
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A litigious man, a liar. View proverb
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Where wine appears the doctor disappears. View proverb
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Who answers for another pays. View proverb
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Who could live without hope? (French Proverb)
Who doubts errs not. View proverb
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Who has not, cannot. View proverb
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Who hears but one bell hears but one sound. View proverb
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A little sheep always seems young. View proverb
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