Italian Proverbs - page 59

Four eyes see more than two. (Italian Proverb)
Friends may meet, but mountains never greet. View proverb
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Friends tie their purses with a spider's web. View proverb
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The first at the mill grinds first. View proverb
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The first blow is as good as two. View proverb
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The fly that bites the tortoise breaks its beak. View proverb
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The frog cannot out of her bog. View proverb
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Frightened at bugbears. View proverb
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From snow whether cooked or pounded you will get nothing but water. View proverb
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From still water God keep me; from running water I will keep myself. View proverb
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Give credit where credit is due. (Italian Proverb)
Give the priest drink, for the clerk is thirsty. View proverb
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Give the wise man a hint and leave him to act. View proverb
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The eye of the master fattens the horse. View proverb
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The father a saint the son a devil. View proverb
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The fear of war is worse than war itself. View proverb
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The feast passes and the fool remains. View proverb
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Give your friend a pig and your enemy a peach. View proverb
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God gives a curst one short horns. View proverb
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God keep me from my friends, from my enemies I will keep myself. View proverb
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The common soldier's blood makes the general great. (Italian Proverb)
The devil is bad because he is old. View proverb
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The devil turns away from a closed door. View proverb
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The dog that bites does not bark in vain. View proverb
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Good bargains empty the purse. View proverb
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