Italian Proverbs - page 67

A starved town is soon forced to surrender. (Italian Proverb)
A stick is soon found to beat a dog. View proverb
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A thing is never much talked of but there is some truth in it. View proverb
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A volunteer is worth twenty pressed men. View proverb
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A white wall is the fool's paper. View proverb
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Abandon all hope, ye who enter here. View proverb
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Absence is a foe to love; out of sight out of mind. View proverb
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After the storm ends, the sun will shine. View proverb
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All are not saints who go to church. View proverb
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All is not gold that glitters. View proverb
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All roads lead to Rome. (Italian Proverb)
All ships leak: some amidships, some in the bows, some in the hold. View proverb
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All the fingers are not alike. View proverb
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All's well that ends well. View proverb
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Among thorns grow roses. View proverb
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An ambassador beareth no blame. View proverb
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An eagle will not catch flies. View proverb
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An empty sack will not stand upright. View proverb
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Anger can be an expensive luxury. View proverb
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Anyone who is satisfied to stand still should not complain when others pass him. View proverb
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Applaud the man who cheats a cheater. (Italian Proverb)
Arms carry peace. View proverb
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As both a good horse and a bad horse heed the spur, so both a good woman and a bad woman need the stick. View proverb
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As demure as an old whore at a christening. View proverb
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As the snow melts the filth shows through. View proverb
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