French Proverbs - page 54

Silence is the soul of all things. (French Proverb)
The beaten pay the fine. View proverb
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The heart leads whither it goes. View proverb
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The mortar always smells of garlic. View proverb
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Vice hides under a cloak of virtue. View proverb
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When in doubt, Gallop! View proverb
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Who knows nothing doubts nothing. View proverb
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Whores and thieves are always very pious. View proverb
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Man is the only mammal that can be skinned more than once. View proverb
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It is too late for the bird to scream when it is caught. View proverb
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It is better to leave the child's nose dirty than wring it off. (French Proverb)
In the fiddler's house every one is a dancer. View proverb
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He who wishes to live at Rome must not quarrel with the pope. View proverb
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He who pays is fairly entitled to speak his mind. View proverb
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He who gets out of debt enriches himself. View proverb
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He that wants to keep his house clean must not let priest or pigeon into it. View proverb
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He that lets his fish escape, may cast his net often yet never catch it again. View proverb
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He ruins himself in promises, and clears himself by giving nothing. View proverb
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When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. View proverb
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What orators lack in depth, they make up for in length. View proverb
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We must have reasons for speech but we need none for silence. (French Proverb)
There are no miracles for those that have no faith in them. View proverb
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The wine given to your workmen is that for which you get the best paid. View proverb
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The handsomest woman can only give what she has. View proverb
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Spit not in the well, you may have to drink its water. View proverb
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