Irish Proverbs - page 8

When wrathful words arise a closed mouth is soothing. (Irish Proverb)
Where the tongue slips, it speaks the truth. View proverb
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While young, it's all dreams; when old, all memories. View proverb
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Winter comes fast on the lazy. View proverb
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A secret is a weapon and a friend. View proverb
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A silent mouth never did any harm. View proverb
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A story without an author is not worth listening to. View proverb
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What's got badly, goes badly. View proverb
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When all fruits fail welcome haws. View proverb
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When death comes, it will not go away empty. View proverb
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When the goat goes to church, he does not stop till he gets to the altar. (Irish Proverb)
A wise head keeps a shut mouth. View proverb
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What butter or whiskey will not cure is incurable. View proverb
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What is nearest the heart is nearest the mouth. View proverb
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What is seldom is wonderful. View proverb
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What will come from the briar but the berry. View proverb
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After the gathering comes the scattering. View proverb
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An inch is a great deal on a nose. View proverb
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An old broom knows the dirty corners best. View proverb
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Any man can lose his hat in a fairy – wind. View proverb
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Apelles was not a master painter the first day. (Irish Proverb)
Trouble hates nothing as much as a smile. View proverb
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Truth stands when everything else falls. View proverb
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Two-thirds of help is to give courage. View proverb
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Two to one is odds. View proverb
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