Italian Proverbs - page 72

He who buys the broom can also buy the handle. (Italian Proverb)
He who decries, wants to buy. View proverb
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He who esteems none but himself is as happy as a king. View proverb
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He who has a good horse in his stable may go on foot. View proverb
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He who has a head won't want for a hat. View proverb
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He who has crossed the ford knows how deep it is. View proverb
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He who has money to throw away, let him employ workmen, and not stand by. View proverb
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He who holds a ladder is as bad as the thief. View proverb
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He who is guilty believes that all men speak ill of him. View proverb
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He who is the offender is never the forgiver. View proverb
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He who is without debt is without credit. (Italian Proverb)
He who knows little knows enough if he knows how to hold his tongue. View proverb
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He who knows nothing doubts nothing. View proverb
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He who knows nothing knows enough, if he knows how to be silent. View proverb
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He who likes drinking is always talking of wine. View proverb
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He who pays well is master of another man's purse. View proverb
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He who risks nothing can gain nothing. View proverb
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He who says nothing never lies. View proverb
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He who sleeps well does not feel the fleas. View proverb
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He who sweats more in peace, bleeds less in war. View proverb
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He who tells his own affairs will hardly keep secret those of others. (Italian Proverb)
He who wants too much doesn't catch anything. View proverb
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He who would be long an old man must begin betimes. View proverb
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He who would be rich in a year gets hanged in six months. View proverb
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He would break his neck against a straw. View proverb
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