Irish Proverbs - page 24

The raggy colt often made a powerful horse. (Irish Proverb)
The seagull thinks it is an act of kindness to give the fish a lift in the air. View proverb
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The shoemaker's wife and the blacksmith's horse often go unshod. View proverb
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The silent mouth is golden. View proverb
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The slow hound often has good qualities. View proverb
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The sty before the litter. View proverb
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The thief is sorry he is to be hanged, not that he is a thief. View proverb
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The waiting man thinks the time long. View proverb
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The wearer best knows where the shoe pinches. View proverb
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The work praises the man. View proverb
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There is never an old brogue but there is a foot to fit it. (Irish Proverb)
There is no feast till a roast and no torment till a marriage. View proverb
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There is no luck except where there is discipline. View proverb
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There is no need like the lack of a friend. View proverb
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There is no pain greater than the pain of rejection. View proverb
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There is not a tree in Heaven that is higher than the tree of patience. View proverb
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There is nothing sharper than a woman's tongue. View proverb
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There is pain in prohibition. View proverb
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There never was an old slipper but there was an old stocking to match it. View proverb
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There's neither success nor efficiency without authority and laws. View proverb
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There's no wise man without a fault. (Irish Proverb)
Thirst is the end of drinking and sorrow is the end of drunkenness. View proverb
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This is better than the thing we never had. View proverb
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Those who play the game do not see it as clearly as those who watch. View proverb
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Though wisdom is good in the beginning, it is better at the end. View proverb
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