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(1412 Proverbs)
Luck has much for many, but enough for no one.
(Danish Proverb)
Let a child have its will, and it will not cry.
(Danish Proverb)
It takes many words to fill a sack.
(Danish Proverb)
It is safe to lend barley to him who has oats.
(Danish Proverb)
It is not easy to pluck hairs from a bald pate.
(Danish Proverb)
It is good to lend to God and to the soil--they pay good interest.
(Danish Proverb)
It is easier to fill a rogue's belly than his eye.
(Danish Proverb)
It is best to be on the safe side.
(Danish Proverb)
It is a base thing to tear a dead lion's beard off.
(Danish Proverb)
If you want some lies to be believed wrap them up in truths.
(Danish Proverb)
If lies were Latin, there would be many learned men.
(Danish Proverb)
Hear one man before you answer; hear several before you decide.
(Danish Proverb)
He who would buy sausage of a dog must give him bacon in exchange.
(Danish Proverb)
He who stands high is seen from afar.
(Danish Proverb)
He who is far from home, is near to harm.
(Danish Proverb)
He who feeds the hen out to have the egg.
(Danish Proverb)
He that sings himself is the best pleased.
(Danish Proverb)
We must sow even after a bad harvest.
(Danish Proverb)
To have a woman is bad; to lose her is worse.
(Danish Proverb)
They brag most of their ancestors who are unworthy of them.
(Danish Proverb)
The wet branch burns better than the dry stone.
(Danish Proverb)
The shirt is nearer to the body than the coat.
(Danish Proverb)
The nobler the blood, the less the pride.
(Danish Proverb)
The horse that you love draws more than four oxen.
(Danish Proverb)
The foot of the farmer manures the field.
(Danish Proverb)
The day is sure to come when the cow will want her tail.
(Danish Proverb)
The best manure is under the farmer's shoe.
(Danish Proverb)
Take off your hat quickly but slowly take hold of your purse.
(Danish Proverb)
Relatives are the worst friends, said the fox as the dogs took after him.
(Danish Proverb)
Peace and a well-built house cannot be bought too dearly.
(Danish Proverb)
One man is born to money, and another to the purse.
(Danish Proverb)
Of bad debtors you make take spoilt herrings.
(Danish Proverb)
No man looks for another in a sack, unless he has been there him himself.
(Danish Proverb)
Many men are like clocks that show one hour and strike another.
(Danish Proverb)
Love has produced some heroes but many idiots too.
(Danish Proverb)
Lend to your friend, and ask payment of your enemy.
(Danish Proverb)
It takes a good many mice to kill a cat.
(Danish Proverb)
It is possible for a ram to kill a butcher.
(Danish Proverb)
It is not easy to know your butter in another man's cabbage.
(Danish Proverb)
It is good to be priest at Easter, child in Lent, peasant at Christmas, and foal in harvest-time.
(Danish Proverb)
It is discreditable to fly from a living enemy, or to abuse a dead one.
(Danish Proverb)
It is best to be off with the old love before you are on with the new.
(Danish Proverb)
It is a bad well that need water to be carried to it.
(Danish Proverb)
If you play with the fool at home, he will play with you abroad.
(Danish Proverb)
If lies are to find credence, they must be patched with truth.
(Danish Proverb)
He will never get into the wood who starts at every bush.
(Danish Proverb)
He who would be everywhere will be nowhere.
(Danish Proverb)
He who spends more than he should Shall not have to spend when he would.
(Danish Proverb)
He who is ashamed of asking, is ashamed of learning.
(Danish Proverb)
He who doesn't open his eyes when he buys must still open his purse to pay.
(Danish Proverb)
He that says what he should not, will hear what he would not.
(Danish Proverb)
We must eat a peck of dirt before we die.
(Danish Proverb)
To give counsel to a fool is like throwing water on a goose.
(Danish Proverb)
There's many a knave concealed under a surplice.
(Danish Proverb)
The watch-dog does not get sweet milk unless there be drowned mice in it.
(Danish Proverb)
The sheep that bleat the most give the least milk.
(Danish Proverb)
The next mile is the only one a person really has to make.
(Danish Proverb)
The horse must go to the manger, and not the manger to the horse.
(Danish Proverb)
The flitch hangs never so high but a dog will look out for the bone.
(Danish Proverb)
The day is never so holy that the pot refuses to boil.
(Danish Proverb)
The best advice is found on the pillow.
(Danish Proverb)
Take not your sickle to another man's corn.
(Danish Proverb)
Reconciled friendship is like a badly healed wound.
(Danish Proverb)
Own kin are the worst friends, said the fox, when he saw the foxy dogs after him.
(Danish Proverb)
One ill weed mars a whole pot of pottage.
(Danish Proverb)
Nothing is so new but it has happened before.
(Danish Proverb)
No man is so tall that he need never stretch and none so small that he need never stoop.
(Danish Proverb)
Many love to praise right and do wrong.
(Danish Proverb)
Little sticks kindle a fire, great ones put it out.
(Danish Proverb)
Lawyers and painters can soon change white to black.
(Danish Proverb)
It needs but slight provocation to make the wolf devour the lamb.
(Danish Proverb)
It is poor comfort for one who has broken his leg, that another has broken his neck.
(Danish Proverb)
It is not easy to guard the hen that lays her eggs abroad.
(Danish Proverb)
It is folly to take a thorn out of another's foot and put it into your own.
(Danish Proverb)
It is difficult to trap an old fox.
(Danish Proverb)
It is bad to lean against a falling wall.
(Danish Proverb)
It is a bad sheep that is too lazy to carry its own fleece.
(Danish Proverb)
If you hunt with cats you'll catch mice.
(Danish Proverb)
If it is to be luck, the bull may as well calve as the cow.
(Danish Proverb)
He who would steal honey, must not be afraid of bees.
(Danish Proverb)
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