Yiddish Proverbs - page 6

Charge nothing and you'll get a lot of customers. (Yiddish Proverb)
Charity and pride have different aims, yet both feed the poor. View proverb
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There's plenty of time to bemoan bad fortune once it arrives. View proverb
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Time and words can't be recalled, even if it was only yesterday. View proverb
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To assume is to be deceived. View proverb
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To be rich is not everything, but it certainly helps. View proverb
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To every answer you can find a new question. View proverb
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To fall off a good horse is at least worthwhile. View proverb
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Tomorrow your horse may be lame. View proverb
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Too humble is half proud. View proverb
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Too nice can cost a lot of money. (Yiddish Proverb)
Treat me like a rabbi; watch me like a thief. View proverb
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Truth is the safest lie. View proverb
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Truth never dies, but lives a wretched life. View proverb
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Two burdens: to Moses; water, to God; the world. View proverb
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Charity covers a multitude of sins. View proverb
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Charity excuseth not cheating. View proverb
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Death does not knock on the door. View proverb
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Do good and ask not for whom. View proverb
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Do not show a stick to a dog that has been beaten. View proverb
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Doctors and gravediggers are partners. (Yiddish Proverb)
Don't be too sweet lest you be eaten up; don't be too bitter lest you be spewed out. View proverb
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The luck of an ignoramus is this: He doesn't know that he doesn't know. View proverb
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The nearer to the synagogue, the farther from God. View proverb
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The pen wounds deeper than an arrow. View proverb
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