Italian Proverbs - page 45

Poison quells poison. (Italian Proverb)
Preventing someone from falling is better than helping him get up. View proverb
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Princes have long arms. View proverb
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Quick and well don't agree. View proverb
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Rather an ass that carries than a horse that throws. View proverb
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Rather hat in hand than hand in purse. View proverb
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Revenge a hundred years old has still its milk-teeth. View proverb
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Running water carries no poison. View proverb
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Save a thief from the gallows and he'll be the first who shall cut your throat. View proverb
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Savings are the first gain. View proverb
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Say what we will, do what we will, the boat goes but sorrily without oars. (Italian Proverb)
See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. View proverb
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Seldom seen soon forgotten. View proverb
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Self exaltation is the fool's paradise. View proverb
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Sell me dear, and measure me fair. View proverb
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Sell not the bear's skin before you have caught him. View proverb
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She who is born a beauty is born betrothed. View proverb
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Smooth words do not flay the tongue. View proverb
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Snapping curs never want sore ears. View proverb
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So good that he is good for nothing. View proverb
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Softly, don't raise a dust. (Italian Proverb)
Some many heads, so many brains. View proverb
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Some sing who are not merry. View proverb
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Sometimes an egg is given for an ox. View proverb
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Sometimes it is better to give your apple away, than to eat it yourself. View proverb
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