Latin Proverbs - page 11

You are teaching iron to swim. (Latin Proverb)
You are what you eat. View proverb
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You ask the path when the high road is before your eyes. View proverb
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You cannot catch old birds with chaff. View proverb
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You compare the tortoise to the hare. View proverb
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You count the sand. View proverb
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A man of good natural plain common sense. View proverb
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A mouse in pitch. View proverb
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A nobody to-day, a prince to-morrow. View proverb
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A perfect whipping-top for changing sides. View proverb
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A picture is a poem wanting words. (Latin Proverb)
Without favour, art is like a windmill without wind. View proverb
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Women when injured are generally not easily appeased. View proverb
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Women's jars breed men's wars. View proverb
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Words butter not parsnips. View proverb
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Words may either conceal character or reveal it. View proverb
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Would you shear a donkey for wool! View proverb
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You anoint the dead man with salve. View proverb
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A poor joke must invent its own laughter. View proverb
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A precipice in front of you, and wolves behind you; that is life. View proverb
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A precipice is in front, a wolf behind. (Latin Proverb)
A rising tide lifts all boats. View proverb
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A rotten egg cannot be spoiled. View proverb
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A sick mind cannot endure any harshness. View proverb
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A slave yesterday, to-day a freedman. View proverb
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