Italian Proverbs - page 43

Many a one leaves the roast who afterwards longs for the smoke of it. (Italian Proverb)
Many a one threatens and yet is afraid. View proverb
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Men are as old as they feel, women as old as they look. View proverb
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Men are as old as they fell, and women as they look. View proverb
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Men make wealth, and women preserve it. View proverb
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Mills and wives are ever wanting. View proverb
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Money begets money. View proverb
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Mouth shut and eyes open. View proverb
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Muddy water won't do for a mirror. View proverb
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Near is my petticoat but nearer is my smock. View proverb
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Never is a long time. (Italian Proverb)
Never rub your eye but with your elbow. View proverb
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Never spur a willing horse. View proverb
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Never was a mewing cat a good mouser. View proverb
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No day but has its evening. View proverb
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No good lawyer ever goes to court himself. View proverb
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No need to say "trot” to a good horse. View proverb
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No one ever repented of having held his tongue. View proverb
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No woman ever speaks the naked truth. View proverb
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Not every word requires an answer. View proverb
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Nothing can come out of a sack but what is in it. (Italian Proverb)
Nothing dries quicker than tears. View proverb
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Nothing is ever well done in a hurry, except flying from the plague or from quarrels, and catching fleas. View proverb
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Nothing is ill said if it is not ill taken. View proverb
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Of the great and of the dead either speak will or say nothing. View proverb
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