Sicilian Proverbs - page 23

Pigs and children will turn out the way you teach them. (Sicilian Proverb)
Pilate was neither saved nor damned. View proverb
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Oh, oh, oh! three times I say it, who falls into poverty loses his friends. View proverb
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Olives harvested with a heavy staff will produce poor tasting oil. View proverb
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Once broken, the pack-saddle will follow. View proverb
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One tap on the keg and one on the spout. View proverb
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The old woman doesn't want fun, she wants bread, wine, and fire. View proverb
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The promises of love and the smoke of a chimney, washed by water and blown away by the wind. View proverb
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The Sicilian horse: short and dwarf. View proverb
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There are some with thirty, some with thirty-one, with twenty-eight there is but one. View proverb
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To have security, plan ahead. (Sicilian Proverb)
Use the chicken for broth and the pullet for its meat. View proverb
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What good is faith if you don't live by it. View proverb
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When God wants to help you, he comes all the way to your house. View proverb
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When the hunt is not successful, go find snails. View proverb
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When there are lots of insects, look for a good grain year. View proverb
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Who goes hunting without dogs, comes home without rabbits. View proverb
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The master is the master and the owner is the headmaster. View proverb
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The pursued runs on four feet, the pursuer on two. View proverb
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The sick bed makes the doctor. View proverb
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Things for children, apple, almonds and hazel nuts. (Sicilian Proverb)
What has the rooster of Sciacca been reduced to, to be pecked by the hen. View proverb
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When there is poverty, loyalty is suspect. View proverb
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Who goes out in the morning finds a carlin. View proverb
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Whoever interferes between husband and wife is a big jackass. View proverb
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