Welsh Proverbs - page 4

Memory slips, letters remain. (Welsh Proverb)
Tapping persistently breaks the stone. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
A boy is easier cheated than an old lady. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Death considers not the fairest forehead. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
The achievement of all work is practice. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
A great sin can enter by a small door. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Money is the key that opens all locks. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
More the hurry, more the obstacles. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
The best shortage is a shortage of words. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
No good will come of over sleeping. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
The child will grow, his clothes will not. (Welsh Proverb)
He who deceives, shall be deceived. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Of all weights, old age is the heaviest. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
A sword's honour is its idleness. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Old age comes not on its own. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Home is home, however poor it may be. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Old proverbs are the children of truth. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
The seed of all evil is laziness. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
A wife's advice is not worth much, but woe to the husband who refuses to take it. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
A spoon does not know the taste of soup, nor a learned fool the taste of wisdom. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Three remedies of the physicians of myddfal: water, honey, and labour. (Welsh Proverb)
Have a horse of your own and then you may borrow another's. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Birds of the same colour fly to the same place. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
Man's mind is a watch that needs winding daily. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
The coldness of a friend and the coldness of linen - they never lasted long. View proverb
Welsh Proverb
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