Italian Proverbs - page 2

Where the pupil is willing; the teachers will appear. (Italian Proverb)
Travel broadens the mind. View proverb
Italian Proverb
The fox advised the others to cut off their tails, because he had left his own in the trap. View proverb
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He who begins many things finishes but few. View proverb
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Who changes his condition changes fortune. View proverb
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At the end of the game, the pawn and the king go back in the same box. View proverb
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Where gold speaks every tongue is silent. View proverb
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Better one day as a lion than a hundred as a sheep. View proverb
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Better once than never. View proverb
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Not everything, which is bad, comes to hurt us. View proverb
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Evil communications corrupt good manners. (Italian Proverb)
He who loses is always in fault. View proverb
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Bad grass does not make good hay. View proverb
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Large trees give more shade than fruit. View proverb
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There are some who despise pride with a greater pride. View proverb
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Knowledge has bitter roots but sweet fruits. View proverb
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Hide not the truth from your confessor, your doctor, or your lawyer. View proverb
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To have luck needs little wit. View proverb
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By learning to obey, you will know how to command. View proverb
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The second thought is always the best. View proverb
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The soldier is well paid for doing mischief. (Italian Proverb)
The smaller the heart, the longer the tongue. View proverb
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Who does too much, often does little. View proverb
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Boil stones in butter, and you may sip the broth. View proverb
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There is a cause for all things. View proverb
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