1,257 Danish Proverbs
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“He that does not save pennies, will never have pounds.”
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“He that does you a very ill turn will never forgive you.”
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“He that doth most at once doth least.”
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“He that drinks beer, thinks beer.”
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“He that has no money in his purse, should have fair words on his
lips.”
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“He that hides is no better than he that steals.”
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“He that hires one garden eats birds; he that hires more than one
will be eaten by the birds.”
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“He that holds is no better than he that scourges.”
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“He that inquires much, learns much.”
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“He that is once at sea, must either sail or sink.”
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“He that keeps out of harm's way will gather goodly riches.”
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“He that laughs at his ain joke spoils the sport o't.”
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“He that lies down with the dogs, will get up with fleas.”
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“He that lives in hope dances to an ill tune.”
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“He that lives on hope has but a slender diet.”
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“He that lives upon hope will die fasting.”
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“He that performs his own errand saves the messenger's hire.”
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“He that says what he should not, will hear what he would not.”
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“He that sings himself is the best pleased.”
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“He that touches pitch defiles himself.”
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“He that touches pitch shall be defiled.”
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“He that wants to hang a dog, is sure to find a rope.”
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“He that wants to hang a dog, says that it bites the sheep.”
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“He that was born under a three-halfpenny planet shall never be
worth twopence.”
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“He that you seat upon your shoulder will often try to get upon
your head.”
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