Sicilian Proverbs - page 19

If you want to know if someone has money, observe his beard and his boots. (Sicilian Proverb)
The grill said to the frying pan: I want big fishes not minnows. View proverb
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The honorable man lives in difficulty. View proverb
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The husbands belong to the wives and hookers are for the wild beast. View proverb
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The lame jackass enjoys the journey. View proverb
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The latecomer is valued as nothing. View proverb
Sicilian Proverb
If you've seeded before a heavy rain, one out of one hundred of your plants will be out of line, but if you wait and seed later, one out of one hundred will take. View proverb
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If your neighbor's house is afire, fetch water to save your own. View proverb
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In August the lambs are slaughtered. View proverb
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In July, store the grain under the bed. View proverb
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In the olive grove, a wise man at the feet and a wild man at the head. (Sicilian Proverb)
In youth we need to save for what old age will bring. View proverb
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The dog that's late is bringing the catch. View proverb
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The drunkard always tells the truth. View proverb
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The eggs of the brood need to be an odd number. View proverb
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The fellow roasts his fish in the flames of a fire. View proverb
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The gallows is not made for the rich, but for the head of the peasant. View proverb
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The gluttony of the monk and the appetite of the priest. View proverb
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The good that follows evil is more appreciated. View proverb
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The good that you fail to do is gone forever. View proverb
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It's a bad sign when the sick person tosses and turns in bed. (Sicilian Proverb)
It's a good marriage when he's twenty eight and she's eighteen. View proverb
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It's a long way from the said to the done. View proverb
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It's better to have few pleasures than many troubles. View proverb
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It's better to have ringworm than a farm and vineyard. View proverb
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