Italian Proverbs - page 62

He who builds a house in the market-place, builds either too high or too low. (Italian Proverb)
Pluck the rose and leave the thorns. View proverb
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He who buys by the pennyworth keeps his own house and other men's too. View proverb
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He who chastises one threatens a hundred. View proverb
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He who demands does not command. View proverb
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He who does as he likes has no headache. View proverb
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He who does not when he can, cannot when he will. View proverb
Italian Proverb
One who walks in another's tracks leaves no footprints. View proverb
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One who wants to keep their yard tidy does not reserve a plot for the weeds. View proverb
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Opportunity never knocks twice at any man's door. View proverb
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He who fails to plan, plans to fail. (Italian Proverb)
He who goes not into battle cannot wear a crown. View proverb
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He who has a glass roof should not throw stones at his neighbour's. View proverb
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He who has a good neighbour has a good morning. View proverb
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One flower does not make a garland. View proverb
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One fool is enough in a house. View proverb
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One hand washes the other, and both the face. View proverb
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One may buy gold too dear. View proverb
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He who has his own mother never cries. View proverb
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He who has money finds many cousins. View proverb
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He who has no patience, has nothing at all. (Italian Proverb)
He who has scalded himself once blows the next time. View proverb
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He who has teeth has no bread, and he who has bread has no teeth. View proverb
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He who has the Pope for a cousin soon becomes a Cardinal. View proverb
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He who hath an ill name is half hanged. View proverb
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