French, Italian Proverbs, Quotes, Quotations, and Sayings
41 French, Italian Proverbs
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“A goaded ass must trot.”
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“A man warned is as good as two.”
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“A sack was never so full but that it would hold another grain.”
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“A tender-hearted mother makes a scabby daughter.”
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“A white wall is the fool's paper.”
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“An old dog does not bark for nothing.”
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“Beauty and folly are often companions.”
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“Do what you ought, come what may.”
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“Drop by drop wears away the stone.”
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“Every medal has its reverse.”
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“Every miller draws the water to his own mill.”
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“Every monkey will have his gambols.”
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“Every one draws the water to his own mill.”
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“For a web begun God sends thread.”
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“Good swimmers are drowned at last.”
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“He is rich who owes nothing.”
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“He knocks boldly at the door who brings good news.”
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“He that reckons without his host must reckon again.”
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“He that refuseth praise the first time does it because he would
have it the second.”
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“He that repairs not a part, builds all.”
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“He that rewards flattery, begs it.”
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“He that runs fast will not run long.”
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“Long tongue, short hand.”
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“No grass grows on a beaten road.”
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“No news is good news.”
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