Italian Proverbs - page 28

No one ever became poor through giving alms. (Italian Proverb)
Near is my shirt, but nearer is my skin. View proverb
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It is good to buy when another wants to sell. View proverb
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To whom you tell your secret you surrender your freedom. View proverb
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Who wishes for a short Lent let him contract debts to be paid at Easter. View proverb
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Who gives sell, sells dear, if the receiver be not a churl. View proverb
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With the skin of the dog its bite is cured. View proverb
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Who is in fear of every leaf must not go into the wood. View proverb
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When the sun is highest it casts the least shadow. View proverb
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You must shift your sail with the wind. View proverb
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He who offends writes on sand, he who is offended on marble. (Italian Proverb)
Where shall a man have a worse friend than he brings from home. View proverb
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Whoever stays awake longest must blow out the candle. View proverb
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Who lies down with dogs gets up with fleas. View proverb
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Who has never done thinking never begins doing. View proverb
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The stitch is lost unless the thread be knotted. View proverb
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The more you stroke the cat's back the more set sets up her tail. View proverb
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There's no getting to heaven in a coach. View proverb
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The more the fox is cursed, the more prey he catches. View proverb
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The gardener's dog does not eat lettuce and will not let others eat it. View proverb
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It is the blood of the soldier that makes the general great. (Italian Proverb)
The moon does not heed the baying of dogs. View proverb
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That priest is a fool who decries his relics. View proverb
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Soon crooks the tree That good gambrel would be. View proverb
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Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead. View proverb
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