Italian Proverbs - page 52

With wishing comes grieving. (Italian Proverb)
Without debt without care. View proverb
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Wolves don't eat wolves. View proverb
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Women and hens are lost by too much gadding. View proverb
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Women are wise impromptu, fools on reflection. View proverb
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Women naturally deceive, weep and spin. View proverb
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Women, asses, and nuts, require strong hands. View proverb
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Words won't feet cats. View proverb
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Years know more than books. View proverb
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Yes and no rule the world. View proverb
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You cannot damage a wrecked whip. (Italian Proverb)
You cannot make the mule drink when he is not thirsty. View proverb
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You don't go to heaven in a carriage. View proverb
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You have married a beauty? So much the worse for you. View proverb
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You must marry a widow while she is still mourning. View proverb
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Your enemy makes you wiser. View proverb
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Where the Pope is there is Rome. View proverb
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When your neighbor's house is on fire, carry water to your own. View proverb
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Even among the apostles there was a Judas. View proverb
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Big flies break the spider's web. View proverb
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A closed mouth catches no flies. (Italian Proverb)
A cur's tail grows fast. View proverb
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A dead man does not make war. View proverb
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A donkey cannot trot for long. View proverb
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"Yes" and "no" govern the world. View proverb
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