Sicilian Proverbs - page 26

When an old man falls in love he is teased by everyone. (Sicilian Proverb)
Who drinks at night, buys himself death, who drinks in bed, buys himself a coffin. View proverb
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Who has many comforts and does not use them, won't find a confessor who will grant him absolution. View proverb
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Who sells, goes down; who buys, goes up. View proverb
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Who wants to judge needs to listen to the parties. View proverb
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Whoever waits for time to pass loses time. View proverb
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You can't shame the wicked. View proverb
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The horse chained to the feeding trough and the mare in the thicket. View proverb
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The new moon of March rules for six months. View proverb
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The poor and wretched man has long days. View proverb
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The tree in the middle of the road is shaken by everyone. (Sicilian Proverb)
The world is a wheel, there are some at the top and some who go to the bottom. View proverb
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There is rarely gain without deception. View proverb
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Time marches on. View proverb
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When the cat washes its face, you know it's going to rain. View proverb
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Whoever wants a good must should hoe the vineyard in August. View proverb
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You can't sleep and be on guard. View proverb
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The husband who lacks affection is like a house that lacks a roof. View proverb
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The nightime March snow disappears by day. View proverb
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The tree that's cut down is half taken. View proverb
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The worm grazes where it's born. (Sicilian Proverb)
There isn't a Holy Week without the fifty days, nor the fifty days without the Sirocco. View proverb
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True love burns within the heart, better than flax and straw. View proverb
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When the ripened ears are full and fall over, as if in sleep, the farmer awakens, that is to say, he begins the harvest. View proverb
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When you have brains to go along with your wealth you can call yourself happy and content. View proverb
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