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(1198 Proverbs)
The honorable man lives in difficulty.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The love of a soldier doesn't last long; when the drum rolls; Good bye, dear lady.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The most important thing you have to do is to save your soul.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The peasant is like the monk in many ways.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The rich have no pain.
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The thief who can't steal anymore has become a Christian.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The woman like the hen, gets lost if she walks too far.
(Sicilian Proverb)
There is no master who can fix the ravages of old age.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Ticks and money are difficult to pluck out.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Too much rain makes the green grain fall over.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Water and sun make work, water and wind make grain.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When a rich man caresses a poor man, he's going to take advantage of him.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When loves knocks, be sure to answer.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When the ox is at the slaughterhouse everyone comes running with their knives.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When things are being thrown away, buy them.
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When you work with anxiety during the day, you'll sit up at night with your thoughts.
(Sicilian Proverb)
While you still have bread, troubles are not troubles, true troubles are without bread.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who doesn't want to when he can, can't when he wants to.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who has convenience and doesn't seize it, tie him to a stall and give him straw.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who loves with his heart sees from a distance.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who seeks, finds; who perseveres, wins.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who wants to chase two rabbits, will get neither one nor the other.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Whoever sows on hard ground, needs good wishes and luck.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Wives from the mountains and husbands from the cities.
(Sicilian Proverb)
You can't make a rattle with a single walnut in a sack.
(Sicilian Proverb)
You shout in vain when you're calling the deaf.
(Sicilian Proverb)
You're bound to leave some grain when you harvest.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The horns are dry but they keep the house in plenty.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The love of a stranger is like water in a basket.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The mother bears the daughter and the neighbor marries her off.
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The pig says: give to me and I'll give to you, don't tell me how long it's taking.
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The rich man breaks through the mesh and escapes, the afflicted man remains in the net and is caught.
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The time for pressing is while the iron is hot.
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The woman without a husband doesn't have a friend.
(Sicilian Proverb)
There is no table without wine nor sermon without Augustine.
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Tie the burden securely and go off singing.
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Too much spoils and too little is not enough.
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Water does harm but wine comforts.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When a rich man comes to bad times, he doesn't know what to do.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When sweethearts want each other, the parents must inevitably accede.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When the partridge sings in the stone quarry bring the wood into the haystack.
(Sicilian Proverb)
When you can't do what you want, do what you can.
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When your neighbor burns down, your hurt is near.
(Sicilian Proverb)
White wine strengthens the hip.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who dresses in the clothing of others, will soon undress.
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Who has lived a good life has a good death.
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Who makes baskets, makes some ugly and some beautiful.
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Who seizes too much with his own hand, will have everything slip away and will hold nothing.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who wants to eat snails, will have to get his feet wet.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Whoever sows within the vineyard, neither reaps a crop nor harvests grapes.
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Woe unto the patient whose doctors argue.
(Sicilian Proverb)
You can't punch your way into heaven.
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You want a grumpy dog and a lively horse.
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You're not poor if you have as much as you need.
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The horns of the sister are horns of gold; the horns of the wife are true horns.
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The man brings the good, but the woman maintains it.
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The mother of a fool is always pregnant.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The pigeon brings the makings and the chick makes the nest.
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The rich man has little need.
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The tongue is the mirror of the stomach.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The worker expects to be paid.
(Sicilian Proverb)
There is no victory without sacrifice.
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Tie the donkey where the owner wants, and let the wolf come to devour him.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Trapani, red coral, Monte San Giuliano, beautiful children.
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Water does harm but wine makes you sing.
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When an old man falls in love he is teased by everyone.
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When the cat hops around, bad weather is on the way.
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When the pear is ripe it falls by itself.
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When you fall behind, you eat dust.
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When you're enjoying prosperity, be wary of adversity.
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Who approaches women penniless will be told: get lost.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who drinks at night, buys himself death, who drinks in bed, buys himself a coffin.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who has many comforts and does not use them, won't find a confessor who will grant him absolution.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who makes excuses without being accused, shows his guilt.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who sells, goes down; who buys, goes up.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Who wants to judge needs to listen to the parties.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Whoever waits for time to pass loses time.
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Women always tend to the bad.
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You can't shame the wicked.
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You will not be loved if you only think of yourself.
(Sicilian Proverb)
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