Italian Proverbs - page 53

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. (Italian Proverb)
A friend, and look to thyself. View proverb
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Words are female, deeds are male. View proverb
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Words are for women, actions for men. View proverb
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Yielding is sometimes the best way of succeeding. View proverb
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You can live without a brother but not without a friend. View proverb
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A goaded ass must trot. View proverb
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A golden bit makes none the better horse. View proverb
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A good horse cannot be of a bad color. View proverb
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Whoever brings finds the door open for him. View proverb
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With time and straw medlars ripen. (Italian Proverb)
Who sows ill reaps ill. View proverb
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Who sows thorns should not go barefoot. View proverb
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A little spark kindles a great fire. View proverb
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Who knows not how to flatter knows not how to talk. View proverb
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Who knows not how to pray let him go sail the sea. View proverb
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Who loves, believes. View proverb
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A man's own opinion is never wrong. View proverb
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A mischievous dog must be tied short. View proverb
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A pear will never fall into a closed mouth. View proverb
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A place for everything, and everything in its place. (Italian Proverb)
Who has something is something. View proverb
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Who has, is. View proverb
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Who has a tongue in his head can go all the world over. View proverb
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Who has love in his heart has spurs in his sides. View proverb
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