Sicilian Proverbs - page 24

You find snails on the mountain slope with the dew from the ravines. (Sicilian Proverb)
The mature fruit is cooked in August and dished out in September. View proverb
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There are three who have to give an accounting to God; the judges, the priests, and the godparents. View proverb
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Think back, old trunk, to when you were a sprout. View proverb
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What is given by God, can't be lacking. View proverb
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Who looks for a quarrel, finds a quarrel. View proverb
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Who teaches another, acquires more knowledge. View proverb
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With selling and buying there are neither friends nor cronies. View proverb
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You can't drive donkeys without a stick, nor horses without spurs. View proverb
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You fool an old woman once; the next time she shuts the door on you. View proverb
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The laying hen says: give me feed to fill my beak and I'll give you eggs. (Sicilian Proverb)
The meat from the castrated, from wherever you take it you trick yourself. View proverb
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The real cost for both a neat house and a well kept vineyard is incalculable. View proverb
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Plain oil cures every pain. View proverb
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Raising children engenders love. View proverb
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A dry January means a filled hayloft. View proverb
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A strong fire is easily put out. View proverb
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All rivers and streams run to the sea. View proverb
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Better to have a good friend than a bad relative. View proverb
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By candle light, neither women nor cloth. View proverb
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Do what you have to do and don't watch what others do. (Sicilian Proverb)
Don't look for what you can't find. View proverb
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Each wrinkle is an ounce of wisdom. View proverb
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Eyes that you have made cry, cry; so it's no wonder if they tear. View proverb
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Go to Catania for beautiful silk jackets. View proverb
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