Dutch Proverbs on Nature (15 Proverbs)
- The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
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- The strength of a tree lies in its roots -- not in its branches.
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- Trees that are frequently transplanted rarely thrive.
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- He thinks to catch shell-fish in the trees.
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- A man must eat, though every tree were a gallows.
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- Young twigs may be bent, but not old trees.
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- When the tree falls everyone runs to cut the branches.
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- When the tree falls every one runs to cut boughs.
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- The nobler the tree, the more pliant the twig.
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- The higher the mountain the lower the valley, the taller the tree the harder the fall.
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- Our time runs on like a stream; first fall the leaves and then the tree.
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- You've got to stare the cat down out of the tree.
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- Good tree, good fruit.
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- Tall trees catch much wind.
(Dutch Proverb)
- Trees often transplanted seldom prosper.
(Dutch Proverb)
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