Italian Proverbs - page 31

A little truth makes the whole lie pass. (Italian Proverb)
A lover's anger is short-lived. View proverb
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A loving man, a jealous man. View proverb
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A man of straw needs a woman of gold. View proverb
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A man of words and not deeds, Is like a garden full of weeds. View proverb
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A meal without wine is like a day without sunshine. View proverb
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A mild sheep is suck by every lamb. View proverb
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A misfortune and a friar seldom go alone. View proverb
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A mouse will scare a thief. View proverb
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A muffled cat is no good mouser. View proverb
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A mule that thinks he is a stag discovers his mistake when he comes to leap over the ditch. (Italian Proverb)
A new net won't catch an old bird. View proverb
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A priest is a man who is called Father by everyone except his own children who are obliged to call him Uncle. View proverb
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A proud pauper and a rich miser are contemptible beings. View proverb
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A ragged sack holds no grain, a poor man is not taken into counsel. View proverb
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A rotting fish begins to stink at the head. View proverb
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A saddle fits more backs than one. View proverb
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A sailor must have his eye trained to the rocks and sands as well as the north star. View proverb
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A scalded dog thinks cold water hot. View proverb
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A scorpion never stung me but I cured myself with its grease. View proverb
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A sheep's bite is never more than skip deep. (Italian Proverb)
A slothful man never has time. View proverb
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A stout heart overcomes ill fortune. View proverb
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A thing done has a head. View proverb
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A thorn has a small point, but the person who feels it does not forget its sting. View proverb
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