Italian Proverbs - page 63

Old thanks cannot be used for new gifts. (Italian Proverb)
On a long journey even a straw is heavy. View proverb
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One briar does not make a hedge. View proverb
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One can't enter Paradise in spite of the saints. View proverb
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One cannot drink and whistle at the same time. View proverb
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He who is embarked with the devil must make the passage in his company. View proverb
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He who laughs last laughs best. View proverb
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Nothing venture, nothing have. View proverb
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Of what does not concern you say nothing, good or bad. View proverb
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Often he who does too much does too little. View proverb
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Old hens make good broth. (Italian Proverb)
Old reckonings, new disputes. View proverb
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He who lives by the sword dies by the sword. View proverb
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No rose without a thorn. View proverb
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None so deaf as he that will not hear. View proverb
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Not all are asleep who have their eyes shut. View proverb
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Nothing improves the taste of pasta more than a good appetite. View proverb
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He who sings drives away sorrow. View proverb
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No flies get into a shut mouth. View proverb
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No one ever kicks a dead dog. View proverb
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No one ever saw a goat dead of hunger. (Italian Proverb)
No one is bound to do impossibilities. View proverb
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He who wrongs someone has to expect something in retaliation. View proverb
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He would drown in a spoonful of water. View proverb
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He would not give the devil a knife to cut his throat. View proverb
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