Italian Proverbs - page 44

Of the wealth of the world each has as much as they take. (Italian Proverb)
Of three things the devil makes a salad: advocate's tongues, notaries' fingers, and a third that shall be nameless. View proverb
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Old friends are always new. View proverb
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Old thanks are not for new gifts. View proverb
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Old wine and friends improve with age. View proverb
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Once the game is over, the king and the pawn go back into the same box. View proverb
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One bird in hand is better far Than two that in the bushes are. View proverb
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One daughter helps to marry the other. View proverb
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One door never shuts but another opens. View proverb
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One enemy is too much for a man, and a hundred friends too few. View proverb
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One good morsel and a hundred vexations. (Italian Proverb)
One good word quenches more heat than a bucket of water. View proverb
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One lie makes many. View proverb
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One minute of patience can result in ten years of peace. View proverb
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One never wept but another laughed. View proverb
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One scabby sheep spoils a flock. View proverb
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One starts the hare, another catches it. View proverb
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One who speaks fair words feeds you with an empty spoon. View proverb
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One with the courage to laugh is master of the world almost as much as the one who is ready to die. View proverb
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Others' bread is too salt. View proverb
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Out of a great evil often comes a great good. (Italian Proverb)
Patience is a flower that grows not in everyone's garden. View proverb
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Peel a fig for your friend, a peach for your enemy. View proverb
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Plenty of words when the cause is lost. View proverb
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Pluck the magpie, and don't make her scream. View proverb
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