Italian Proverbs - page 13

The poorhouse is filled with honest people. (Italian Proverb)
The river passed the saint forgotten. View proverb
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Every one praises his own saint. View proverb
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Every ten years one man has need of another. View proverb
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The most prudent yields to the strongest. View proverb
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The ox saying ‘horned' to the donkey. View proverb
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The person who enjoys good health is rich, even if he doesn't know it. View proverb
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Everyone loves justice in the affairs of another. View proverb
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Everyone thinks his own cross is heaviest. View proverb
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Experience runs a valuable school, but fools learn in no other. View proverb
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The mill does not grind without water. (Italian Proverb)
The more the merrier. View proverb
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Faith in a lord, a cap for the fool. View proverb
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Feather by feather the goose is plucked. View proverb
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Feed a cold and starve a fever. View proverb
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The good seaman is known in bad weather. View proverb
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The last comer shuts the door. View proverb
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For a wife and a horse go to your neighbour. View proverb
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Friar Modest never was a prior. View proverb
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The first dish pleases every one. View proverb
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The fool knows more in his own house than the sage in other men's. (Italian Proverb)
The fortress that parleys soon surrenders. View proverb
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The full belly does not believe in hunger. View proverb
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The golden key opens every door. View proverb
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From listening comes wisdom, and from speaking repentance. View proverb
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