Sicilian Proverbs - page 27

Who eats without drinking, will never feel full. (Sicilian Proverb)
Who makes the hundred and not the one, loses the hundred because of that one. View proverb
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Women can't keep secrets. View proverb
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You'll become a lot better if you think about your death. View proverb
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The white head often lacks good sense. View proverb
Sicilian Proverb
Though trouble be lame, it will arrive. View proverb
Sicilian Proverb
Vegetable garden and mill, don't tell your neighbor how much they yield. View proverb
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What the eyes don't see, the heart doesn't believe. View proverb
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When there's little meat, take the bone. View proverb
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Where you're not known, you're judged by your appearance. View proverb
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Who robs commits a sin, who is robbed commits a hundred. (Sicilian Proverb)
With the hammer's blows the defects become known. View proverb
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You can't fight City Hall. View proverb
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The lie of the millionaire is more believable than truth from a the beggar. View proverb
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The monk feasts and the convent pays. View proverb
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The summer that yields lots of pumpkins and horse radish doesn't fill the larder. View proverb
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Three things make a man rich: Earning and not spending, promising and not doing, buying and not selling. View proverb
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Whatever you have to do, do it quickly. View proverb
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When there's love, mountains seem like plains. View proverb
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While there's nothing to do in April, let out the herd to pasture with all the sheep. View proverb
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Who loses honor won't ever find it. (Sicilian Proverb)
Who runs more, lacks walking. View proverb
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With two bits worth of a donkey you can earn more than with a mule. View proverb
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You can't kill your way into heaven. View proverb
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You never value something as much as when it's gone. View proverb
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