Italian Proverbs - page 35

Every excuse is good, if it works. (Italian Proverb)
Every fool wants to give advice. View proverb
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Every hill has its valley. View proverb
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Every one gives himself credit for more brains than he has, and less money. View proverb
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Every one goes with his own sack to the mill. View proverb
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Every shop has its trick. View proverb
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Every time history repeats itself the price goes up. View proverb
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Every time the sheep bleats it loseth a mouthful. View proverb
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Everything is good in its season. View proverb
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Everything may be borne except good fortune. View proverb
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Evil be to him who evil thinks. (Italian Proverb)
Evil does are evil dreaders. View proverb
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Experience is more important than theory. View proverb
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Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted. View proverb
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Facts are male, words are female. View proverb
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Fine words don't feed cats. View proverb
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Fire drives the wasp out of its nest. View proverb
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Fire is not quenched with fire. View proverb
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Flies don't light on a boiling pot. View proverb
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Flies flock to the lean horse. View proverb
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Foolish boys, wise men. (Italian Proverb)
For extreme ills extreme remedies. View proverb
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Forbidden fruit is sweetest. View proverb
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Fortune, and go to sleep. View proverb
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Fortunes, heaven-born gifts. View proverb
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