Spanish Proverbs - page 46

Mother, what is marrying? Spinning, bearing children, and crying, daughter. (Spanish Proverb)
Much never cost little. View proverb
Spanish Proverb
Much pleasure and little grief is every man's desire. View proverb
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My gossips don't like me because I tell them truths. View proverb
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My teeth are nearer than my kindred. View proverb
Spanish Proverb
Name not a rope in his house that hanged himself. View proverb
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Neither a good friar for friend, nor a bad one for enemy. View proverb
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It's dogged as does it. View proverb
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It's not worth crying over spilt milk. View proverb
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Jest so that it may not turn to earnest. View proverb
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Jesting costs money. (Spanish Proverb)
Kill and thou wilt be killed, and he will be killed who kills thee. View proverb
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Men can acquire knowledge, but not wisdom. Some of the greatest fools ever known were learned men. View proverb
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Misfortunes always come in threes. These things always come in threes. View proverb
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Money gets money. View proverb
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Money soothes more than a gentleman's words. View proverb
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Moses does not play because he has not the means. View proverb
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Know, cabbages, that there is spinach in the stew. View proverb
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Laws go the way kings direct. View proverb
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Let every man mind his own business. View proverb
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Let every tub stand on its own bottom. (Spanish Proverb)
Let fools and wind pass. View proverb
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Marriage is a little bit like buying melons, you need a little luck. View proverb
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Let not the tongue utter what the head must pay for. View proverb
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Let the dog bark so he don't bite me. View proverb
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