Dutch Proverbs, Quotes, Quotations, and Sayings
976 Dutch Proverbs
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“Every flood has it ebb.”
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“Every house has its cross.”
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“Every little helps to lighten the freight, said the captain, as
he threw his wife overboard.”
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“Every little helps.”
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“Every man his own is not too much.”
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“Every man is master in his own house.”
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“Every man thinks his own owl a falcon.”
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“Every one is a preacher under the gallows.”
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“Every one is a thief in his own craft.”
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“Every one must row with the oars he has.”
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“Every shot does not bring down a bird.”
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“Every why has its wherefore.”
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“Everything has a wherefore.”
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“Everything has an end except God.”
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“Everything has two handles (or two sides).”
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“Evil words corrupt good manners.”
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“Fair money can cover mush that's foul.”
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“Fair play's a jewel.”
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“Far fetched and dear bought is meat for ladies.”
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“First a turnip, then a sheep; next a cow, and then the gallows.”
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“First catch your hare, then cook it.”
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“First catch your hare.”
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“Folly hath eagle's wings, but the eyes of an owl.”
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“Fools are free all the world over.”
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“Fools ask questions that wise men cannot answer.”
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