Italian Proverbs - page 2

Where the pupil is willing; the teachers will appear. (Italian Proverb)
To a quick question, give a slow answer. View proverb
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Travel broadens the mind. View proverb
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Where gold speaks every tongue is silent. View proverb
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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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Who changes his condition changes fortune. View proverb
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He who begins many things finishes but few. View proverb
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When a man has fallen into the mire, the more he flounders the more he fouls himself. View proverb
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If the hen had not cackled, we should not know she had laid an egg. View proverb
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Voice of one, voice of none. View proverb
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Better once than never. (Italian Proverb)
Better one day as a lion than a hundred as a sheep. View proverb
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Evil communications corrupt good manners. View proverb
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He who loses is always in fault. View proverb
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Large trees give more shade than fruit. View proverb
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Not everything, which is bad, comes to hurt us. View proverb
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There are some who despise pride with a greater pride. View proverb
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Bad grass does not make good hay. 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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By learning to obey, you will know how to command. (Italian Proverb)
The second thought is always the best. View proverb
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The soldier is well paid for doing mischief. View proverb
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Everybody's friend, nobody's friend. View proverb
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The smaller the heart, the longer the tongue. View proverb
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