Italian Proverbs - page 30

A fools knows his own business better than a wise man knows that of others. (Italian Proverb)
A fool's spark glows in all men. View proverb
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A full sack pricks up its ear. View proverb
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A gift delayed, and long expected, is not given, but sold dear. View proverb
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A gift long expected is sold, not given. View proverb
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A gift long waited for is sold, not given. View proverb
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A gift with a kind countenance is a double present. View proverb
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A gold ring does not cure a felon. View proverb
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A good horse and a bad horse need the spur; a good woman and a bad woman need the stick. View proverb
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A good mother is worth a hundred teachers. View proverb
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A good paymaster does not hesitate to give good security. (Italian Proverb)
A greased mouth cannot say no. View proverb
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A great church and little devotion. View proverb
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A great man will not trample on a worm, nor sneak to an emperor. View proverb
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A guest and a fish stink in three days. View proverb
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A horse grown fat kicks. View proverb
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A hundred years cannot repair a moment's loss of honour. View proverb
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A hungry ass eats any straw. View proverb
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A hungry dog does not fear the stick. View proverb
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A jade eats as much as a good horse. View proverb
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A kiss without a moustache is like beef without mustard. (Italian Proverb)
A kitchen dog never was good for the chase. View proverb
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A little stone overturns a great cart. View proverb
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A little stream drives a great mill. View proverb
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A little truth helps the lie go down. View proverb
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