Sicilian Proverbs - page 33

As the weather goes, so goes the patient. (Sicilian Proverb)
Better to be born a limpet in the sea, than a load bearing donkey. View proverb
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December takes but June repays you. View proverb
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Don't join in the celebration or holiday if you feel disgruntled. View proverb
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Don't preach, neither at home nor abroad. View proverb
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Dress up once a year, and dress up in cloth. View proverb
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The young cock said to the young chicken: the whole world is like our home. View proverb
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To be rich with bees and mares, is to be rich and have nothing. View proverb
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Uncollected olives, left at random fill neither the saddle bag nor the little sack. View proverb
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We learn by standing on the shoulders of the wise. View proverb
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Where malice has taken root, friendship can never be formed. (Sicilian Proverb)
Who insists on running up a slope, is confused and crazy. View proverb
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Wine should not be watered. View proverb
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You don't choose whom to love and not love. View proverb
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Alacci, remove the bones and be left with the bother. View proverb
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An overbearing wife and a shouting husband will never be in peace. View proverb
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Better to die than to suffer. View proverb
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Crowd around for the getting, move out of the way when it's time to pay. View proverb
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Empty stalks from the Sirocco and full spikes of wheat with the North Wind. View proverb
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Everyone wants to go to heaven; the desire is there but the fortitude is not. View proverb
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For tender almonds go to Aragona, to see beautiful young girls go to Favara. (Sicilian Proverb)
God save us from evil neighbors and from the indignation of the upright. View proverb
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If you don't want anyone to take your place, don't ever show that you're frightened. View proverb
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Latin hides the stupidity of the priest. View proverb
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Love God with all your heart and ignore the gossip-mongers. View proverb
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