French Proverbs - page 68

Rebukes ought not to have a grain more of salt than of sugar. (French Proverb)
He that refuseth praise the first time does it because he would have it the second. View proverb
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He that waits for a dead man's shoes may long go barefoot. View proverb
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Punctuality is the sole of business. View proverb
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He who can lick can bite. View proverb
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He who carries one burden will soon carry a hundred. View proverb
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Poverty is not a vice. View proverb
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He who dispraises a thing, wants to buy it. View proverb
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Our hairs are numbered. View proverb
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Out of thine own mouth will I judge thee. View proverb
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Paris is owned by the early risers. (French Proverb)
He who has much, wants more. View proverb
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He who has two women loses his soul; he who has two houses loses his mind. View proverb
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He who is master of his thirst is master of his health. View proverb
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One must pass through the door or the window. View proverb
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Only a fool gets drunk from his own bottle. View proverb
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Opportunity never knocks twice at any man's door. View proverb
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He who marries a widow also marries her debts. View proverb
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He who quits his place loses it. View proverb
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One may buy gold too dear. View proverb
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He who waits for a dead man's shoes is in danger of going barefoot. (French Proverb)
One fool always finds a greater fool to admire him. View proverb
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One good argument is worth more than ten better ones. View proverb
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One half the world laughs at the other. View proverb
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Honey is sweet, but the bee stings. View proverb
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