Sicilian Proverbs - page 14

When the dripping continues it succeeds in piercing the hardest stone. (Sicilian Proverb)
Don't trust old people and strangers. View proverb
Sicilian Proverb
Dress up a country bumpkin and he looks like a baron. View proverb
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During sickness, you recognize the value of good health. View proverb
Sicilian Proverb
Earning encourages diligence. View proverb
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Earnings far away get spent along the way. View proverb
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Eat as much beef as you can. View proverb
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Water, advice, and salt unasked for should not be given. View proverb
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We go forward in order to go backwards. View proverb
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When a rich man comes to bad times, he doesn't know what to do. View proverb
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When birds aren't making a mess it's a sign that it's been a bad year. (Sicilian Proverb)
Eat meat and fish and live longer. View proverb
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Eat to please thyself, but dress to please others. View proverb
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Eat warm and drink cold. View proverb
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Eating makes crumbs. View proverb
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Every beauty has some fault and every plain jane some grace. View proverb
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Every impediment is a benefit. View proverb
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Every new broom makes noise. View proverb
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Every year after fifty brings ten ailments. View proverb
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Tribulations and blessings, if you have them, keep them. View proverb
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Use your time as best you can, keeping the hoe and oxen ready. (Sicilian Proverb)
Use your time in May to stock up for winter. View proverb
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Wait for time and lose time. View proverb
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Water does harm but wine comforts. View proverb
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Everyone has his own troubles, some fewer, some more. View proverb
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