Irish Proverbs - page 20

Even truth may be bitter. (Irish Proverb)
Every invalid is a doctor. View proverb
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Every Jack has his Jill. View proverb
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Everyone lays a burden on the willing horse. View proverb
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F air words never fed a friar. View proverb
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Fat is not to be had without labour. View proverb
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Fences have ears. View proverb
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Food is no more important than wisdom, The beginning of wisdom is the fear of God. View proverb
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From the king to the beggar, they all depend on the farm. View proverb
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Get down on your knees and thank God you're still on your feet. View proverb
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God often pays debts without money. (Irish Proverb)
God's help is nearer than the door. View proverb
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Good luck comes in slender currents, misfortune in a rolling tides. View proverb
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Great hate follows great love. View proverb
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He dotes on his midden and thinks it the moon. View proverb
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He got it from nature as the pig got the rooting in the ground. View proverb
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He thinks that he himself is the very stone that was hurled at the castle. View proverb
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He who comes with a story to you brings two away from you. View proverb
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He who has cattle on the hill will not sleep easy. View proverb
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He who only drinks water does not get drunk. View proverb
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His eyes are like two burnt holes in a blanket. (Irish Proverb)
If a cat had a dowry, she would often be kissed. View proverb
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If God sends you down a stony path, may he give you strong shoes. View proverb
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If you don't know the way, walk slowly. View proverb
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If you have a roving eye, it's no use having the other one fixed on Heaven. View proverb
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