1,412 Spanish Proverbs
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“If you wish to be well served, serve yourself.”
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“If you would acquire fame, let not the sun shine on you in bed.”
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“If you would be pope, you must think of nothing else.”
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“If you would be well served, serve yourself.”
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“If you would live healthy, be old early.”
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“If you would make a thief honest, trust him.”
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“Ill luck enters by fathoms and departs by inches.”
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“Ill-luck upon ill-luck, and a stone for a pillow.”
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“In a smith's house the knife is wooden.”
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“In a wood don't walk behind another.”
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“In frosty weather a nail is worth a horse.”
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“In hunting and in love you begin when you like and leave off when
you can.”
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“In less than a thousand years we shall all be bald.”
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“In my own house I am a king.”
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“In the bagpiper's house they are all dancers.”
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“In the garden more grows, than the gardener sows.”
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“In the report, of riches and goodness always bate one half.”
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“In the rich woman's house she always commands; he never.”
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“Ingratitude is the daughter of pride.”
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“Invite your son-in-law to a fowl, and he will take away the
lemon.”
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“It fares ill with the house where the spinning-wheel commands the
sword.”
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“It goes ill in the house where the hen sings and the cock is
silent.”
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“It is a bad hen that eats at your house and lays at another's.”
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“It is a loss of soap to wash the ass's head.”
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“It is a wise son that knows his own father.”
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