Italian Proverbs - page 9

A new broom is good for three days. (Italian Proverb)
Who has no plagues makes himself some. View proverb
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Who is born a fool is never cured. View proverb
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A rainy morn oft brings a pleasant day. View proverb
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A rakish bachelor makes a jealous husband. View proverb
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A sack was never so full but that it would hold another grain. View proverb
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A shut mouth catches no flies. View proverb
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A sin concealed is half forgiven. View proverb
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A small woman always seems newly married. View proverb
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Who depends on another man's table often dines late. View proverb
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Who excuses himself without being accused makes his fault manifest. (Italian Proverb)
A vagabond monk never spoke well of his convent. View proverb
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Where there is great love there is great pain. View proverb
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Who accepts, sells himself. View proverb
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Who builds on the mob builds on sand. View proverb
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Who builds upon the people, builds upon sand. View proverb
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A woman's answer is never to seek. View proverb
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When you see the wolf, do not look for his track. View proverb
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When your devil was born, mine was going to school. View proverb
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Where love is there the eye is. View proverb
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Where passion is high, reason is low. (Italian Proverb)
Where there is equality there never can be perfect love. View proverb
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All tastes are tastes. View proverb
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When the millers are making an uproar, do you tie up your sacks. View proverb
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When the tree is down, everyone runs to it with a hatchet to cut wood. View proverb
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