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(1219 Proverbs)
Half an egg is better than an empty shell.
(Dutch Proverb)
He who is outside the door has already a good part of his journey behind him.
(Dutch Proverb)
Just toss it in my hat and I'll sort it tomorrow.
(Dutch Proverb)
Looking for nails at low tide.
(Dutch Proverb)
Opportunity makes desire.
(Dutch Proverb)
Spare the rod and spoil the child.
(Dutch Proverb)
The mouse that hath but one hold is soon caught.
(Dutch Proverb)
To find the dog in the pot.
(Dutch Proverb)
When one hand washes another, both become clean.
(Dutch Proverb)
An egg is an egg, said the boor, and took the goose's egg.
(Dutch Proverb)
Butter with the fish.
(Dutch Proverb)
Even if a monkey wears a golden ring, it is and remains an ugly thing.
(Dutch Proverb)
Hares are not caught with drums.
(Dutch Proverb)
He who throws the ball, must expect it back.
(Dutch Proverb)
Keeping an eye on the sail.
(Dutch Proverb)
Making a long nose.
(Dutch Proverb)
Postponement is cancellation.
(Dutch Proverb)
Speaking is silver, being silent is gold.
(Dutch Proverb)
The nearer the bone, the sweeter the flesh.
(Dutch Proverb)
To fish behind the net.
(Dutch Proverb)
When the cat is not home, the mice dance on the table.
(Dutch Proverb)
An hour in the morning is worth two at night.
(Dutch Proverb)
Buying a cat in a bag.
(Dutch Proverb)
Every flail on the oats.
(Dutch Proverb)
Haste and speed are rarely good.
(Dutch Proverb)
He who undertakes too many things at once seldom does any of them well.
(Dutch Proverb)
Keeping the finger on the wrist.
(Dutch Proverb)
Many seek good nights and lose good days.
(Dutch Proverb)
Putting salt on every snail.
(Dutch Proverb)
Standing with the mouth full of teeth.
(Dutch Proverb)
The pen is mightier than the sword.
(Dutch Proverb)
To get the lid on the nose.
(Dutch Proverb)
A cheeky person owns half the world.
(Dutch Proverb)
An inch too short is as bad as an ell.
(Dutch Proverb)
Care is the mother of the porcelain cabinet.
(Dutch Proverb)
Every little pot has a fitting lid.
(Dutch Proverb)
Hasty speed is rarely good.
(Dutch Proverb)
He whom the shoe fits should put it on.
(Dutch Proverb)
Kicking in an open door.
(Dutch Proverb)
Measure thrice before you cut once.
(Dutch Proverb)
Rowing with the oars you posess.
(Dutch Proverb)
Still waters are deep.
(Dutch Proverb)
The pitcher goes so long to the well that it breaks at last.
(Dutch Proverb)
To hit the nail on the head.
(Dutch Proverb)
Neither reprove nor flatter thy wife, where any one heareth or seeth it.
(Dutch Proverb)
Like to like, Jack to Gill, a penny a pair.
(Dutch Proverb)
It needs a cunning hand to shave a fool's head.
(Dutch Proverb)
It is hard for an empty bag to stand upright.
(Dutch Proverb)
In time a mouse will gnaw through a cable.
(Dutch Proverb)
I have a mouth which I feed, it must speak what I please.
(Dutch Proverb)
He who slanders his neighbor makes a rod for his own back.
(Dutch Proverb)
He waits long that waits for another man's death.
(Dutch Proverb)
He that pryeth into the clouds, may be struck with a thunderbolt.
(Dutch Proverb)
He that finds something before it is lost, will die before he is sick.
(Dutch Proverb)
He lords it like an eel in a tub.
(Dutch Proverb)
He has a ton of knowledge, but the bottom is out.
(Dutch Proverb)
God does not pay weekly, but He pays at the end.
(Dutch Proverb)
Don't cry holloa! till you're over the bridge.
(Dutch Proverb)
Every shot does not bring down a bird.
(Dutch Proverb)
Dead flies cause the ointment of the apothecary to send forth a stinking savour.
(Dutch Proverb)
Beware of a white Spaniard and a black Englishman.
(Dutch Proverb)
Better a blind horse than an empty halter.
(Dutch Proverb)
An old fox doesn't go twice into the trap.
(Dutch Proverb)
After ebb comes flood, and friends with good.
(Dutch Proverb)
A penny saved is better than a florin earned.
(Dutch Proverb)
A guest, like a fish, stinks the third day.
(Dutch Proverb)
My shirt is closer to me than my cloak.
(Dutch Proverb)
Let me get over the lake, and I will have no fear of the brook.
(Dutch Proverb)
It sticks to his fingers, like the charity-money to the matron.
(Dutch Proverb)
It is good to warm oneself by another's fire.
(Dutch Proverb)
In the land of promise a man may die of hunger.
(Dutch Proverb)
Hunger gives a relish even to raw beans.
(Dutch Proverb)
He who plants fruit-trees, must not count upon the fruit.
(Dutch Proverb)
He thinks to catch shell-fish in the trees.
(Dutch Proverb)
He that plays at racket must watch the ball.
(Dutch Proverb)
He that despises the small is not worthy of the great.
(Dutch Proverb)
He keeps his word, as the sun keeps butter.
(Dutch Proverb)
He gapes like a clown at a fair.
(Dutch Proverb)
God deliver me from a man of one book.
(Dutch Proverb)
Fortune lost, nothing lost; courage lost, much lost; honour lost, more lost; soul lost, all lost.
(Dutch Proverb)
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