Sicilian Proverbs - page 38

Time is precious. (Sicilian Proverb)
A high price moderates desire. View proverb
Sicilian Proverb
You'll regret in vain when you scorn good advice. View proverb
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A bountiful pear harvest means shortages of everything else. View proverb
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A fever in autumn is either long lasting or mortal. View proverb
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A good fire gives the cook latitude. View proverb
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A snowy year, means a good year for grain. View proverb
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You need firm care to cure deep melancholy. View proverb
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You need to first experience adversity, before you can handle high praise. View proverb
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You'll never be sated with bread and olives. View proverb
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A useless watch dog barks but stays far away. (Sicilian Proverb)
A wife and a nag, choose them from your neighborhood. View proverb
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You don't cast a net into a river that has no fish. View proverb
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A year of snow, bodes a good year for olives. View proverb
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Acquire virtue while you're young. View proverb
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Agree, or suffer the consequences. View proverb
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Although there's a new love, the old love can't be forgotten. View proverb
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An appetite is a true companion to plain bread. View proverb
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Who starts many things, finishes nothing. View proverb
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Better a lean accord than a hefty sentence. View proverb
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Who poorly supports himself, soon falls. (Sicilian Proverb)
Who gets married to a thin woman will know bitterness and strife, who marries a plump woman will be contented at the table and sleeping chamber. View proverb
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Who is defeated by words is not always convinced by the truth. View proverb
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Where the hen goes, the chicks follow. View proverb
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Where there's smoke, there's fire. View proverb
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