German Proverbs - page 67

Long foretold, long last; short notice, soon past. (German Proverb)
Love cannot be bought or sold its only price is love. View proverb
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Love, thieves, and fear, make ghosts. View proverb
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Maidens say no, and mean yes. View proverb
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Maids say nay, and take. View proverb
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Many can pack the cards that cannot play. View proverb
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Many look with one eye at what they give, but with seven at what they receive. View proverb
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Many see more with one eye that others with two. View proverb
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Marrying in the blood is never good. View proverb
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Merchant to-day, beggar to-morrow. View proverb
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Misreckoning is no payment. (German Proverb)
Mother, I must have a husband, or I shall set fire to the house. View proverb
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Much wisdom is lost in poor men's mouths. View proverb
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Murder will out. View proverb
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Must is a hard nut. View proverb
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Nature and love cannot be hid. View proverb
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Nature draws stronger than seven oxen. View proverb
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New comes welcome. View proverb
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New songs are eagerly sung. View proverb
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No ape but swears he has the handsomest children. View proverb
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No one is wise enough to advise himself. (German Proverb)
No one knows better where the shoe pinches that he who wears it. View proverb
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No penny, no paternoster. View proverb
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No pride like that of an enriched beggar. View proverb
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Not too little, not too much. View proverb
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