German Proverbs - page 61

Stand up, farthing, let the florin sit down. (German Proverb)
The world could have been great if only people had been more useful. View proverb
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The wood has ears, the field has eyes. View proverb
German Proverb
The nearer the church the farther from God. View proverb
German Proverb
There is no nail varnish that can make old hands look younger. View proverb
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The Hungarian is far too lazy to be bored. View proverb
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What goes down usually comes up. View proverb
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What's one man's meat's another man's poison. View proverb
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Unlaid eggs are uncertain chickens. View proverb
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Who comes unbidden departs unthanked. View proverb
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Time is the herald of truth. (German Proverb)
To-day for money, to-morrow for nothing. View proverb
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Unlooked-for often comes. View proverb
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When an old man marries, death laughs. View proverb
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To-day in finery, to-morrow in filth. View proverb
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Truth finds no asylum. View proverb
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Victory is not gained by idleness. View proverb
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What grows makes no noise. View proverb
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Where there's no love, there's no honour. View proverb
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You cannot hang a man twice. View proverb
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Timid dogs bark most. (German Proverb)
Today must not borrow from tomorrow. View proverb
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Truth is the daughter of time. View proverb
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Virtue flourishes in misfortune. View proverb
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Where two fall out, the third wins. View proverb
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