Sicilian Proverbs - page 29

Don't pay a single gold coin for the sorrell, but when he's good, be ready to spend a fortune. (Sicilian Proverb)
Don't trust your enemy's advice. View proverb
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Good manners and not beauty leads to love. View proverb
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He's digging his own grave. View proverb
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If you close the door, the devil will turn his back on you. View proverb
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If you have to get drunk, you must do it with good wine. View proverb
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It's fun to be a guest. View proverb
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Justice and health, woe to the one who seeks them. View proverb
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Listen to the old and you won't be mistaken. View proverb
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Marriages and bishoprics are arranged in heaven. View proverb
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God plays seriously, but He's a merciful father. (Sicilian Proverb)
Grief for a husband is like a pain in the elbow, sharp and short. View proverb
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If you leave the safe open even a saint will sin. View proverb
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In fair weather, in calm waters and in peaceful travel, even a coachman knows how to sail. View proverb
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It's not polite to eat just the center of the cheese and just the crust of the bread. View proverb
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Look at who I am and not who I was. View proverb
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Lovers' quarrels increase love. View proverb
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One who is never satisfied is always in need. View proverb
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Pears, fill the chest; prunes, eat one. View proverb
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Spit at heaven and you'll get it back in your face. View proverb
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A good rooster crows everywhere. (Sicilian Proverb)
A small indignity can destroy a great love. View proverb
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A woman is like a cat: the more you pet her the better she feels. View proverb
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An honest wife is a treasure that lasts, a sad wife is worse than the plague. View proverb
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Better to be shot with a crossbow than rejected by a window slammed shut. View proverb
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