Latin Proverbs - page 48

He fell to-day, I may fall to-morrow. (Latin Proverb)
He shaves close to the skin. View proverb
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Jackdaw always perches by jackdaw. View proverb
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How you come by it no one asks; but wealth you must have. View proverb
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He who has tried it, is afraid of it. View proverb
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He gets his wisdom cheaply who gets it at another's cost. View proverb
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Now my resources are reduced to a narrow compass. View proverb
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No one is a fool always, every one sometimes. View proverb
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Music induces more madness in many than wine. View proverb
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It's a well-known fact, dirt stinks more when stirred. View proverb
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It is no business of mine; may it go to the devil! (Latin Proverb)
It is a solace to the miserable to have a companion in their grief. View proverb
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In every pomegranate a decayed pip is to be found. View proverb
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If doctors fail thee, be these three thy doctors--Rest, cheerfulness, and moderate diet. View proverb
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He'd skin a louse, and send the hide and fat to market. View proverb
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He who sins when drunk will have to atone for it when sober. View proverb
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Mad desire, when it has the most, longs for more. View proverb
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Let a fool hold his tongue, and he will pass for a sage. View proverb
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It is no advantage for a man in fever to change his bed. View proverb
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It is better to say nothing than not enough. View proverb
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Instead of a treasure, coals! (Latin Proverb)
In courtship a man pursues a woman until she catches him. View proverb
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I have lost my labour and my cost. View proverb
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He who has plenty of pepper may season his food as he likes. View proverb
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He that would live for aye, must eat sage in May. View proverb
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