Italian Proverbs - page 47

The countries you visit, the customs you find. (Italian Proverb)
The danger past, the saint cheated. View proverb
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The devil will tempt Lucifer. View proverb
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The doctor seldom takes physic. View proverb
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The dog that is quarrelsome and not strong, woe to his hide. View proverb
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The dog that licks ashes is not to be trusted with flour. View proverb
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The dying cannot leave their wisdom or experience to their heirs. View proverb
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The eagle does not war against frogs. View proverb
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The election of the abbot is not stopped for want of a monk. View proverb
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The end of the corsair is to drown. View proverb
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The fish rots from the head. (Italian Proverb)
The flatterer's throat is an open sepulchre. View proverb
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The gallows was made for the unlucky. View proverb
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The good shepherd shears, not flays. View proverb
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The good time comes but once. View proverb
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The hare starts from where it is least expected. View proverb
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The heart does not think all the mouth says. View proverb
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The Italianised Englishman is a devil incarnate. View proverb
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The joker confesses. View proverb
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The later comer is ill lodged. View proverb
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The man who loves is easy of belief. (Italian Proverb)
The person who doubts nothing, knows nothing. View proverb
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The pitcher that goes often to the fountain leaves there either its handle or its spout. View proverb
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The poor is hated by his neighbour, but the rich hath many friends. View proverb
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The poorhouse is full of honest people. View proverb
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