Italian Proverbs (1849 Proverbs)
- Bend the tree while it is young.
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- Chastise the good and he will mend, chastise the bad and he will grow worse.
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- Facts are male, words are female.
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- He who eats alone dies alone.
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- He who sups with the Devil should have a long spoon.
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- If the blind lead the blind, both fall into the ditch.
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- It's the merry drizzle that makes grass grow fine.
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- Nothing dries faster than tears.
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- Plenty makes daintiness.
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- The big fish eat the little.
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- The remedy for injuries is not to remember them.
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- Vainglory blossoms but never bears.
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- Yes and no rule the world.
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- A woman who cries, a man who swears, a horse that sweats, all imposture.
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- Better a lean agreement than a fat sentence.
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- Choose neither a woman nor linen by candlelight.
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- Fine words don't feed cats.
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- He who goes slowly goes safely and goes far.
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- He who teaches often learns himself.
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- If the patient dies, the doctor has killed him, but if he gets well, the saints have saved him.
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- Knowledge has bitter roots but sweet fruits.
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- Nothing dries quicker than tears.
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- Preventing someone from falling is better than helping him get up.
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- The countries you visit, the customs you find.
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- The remedy is often worse than the disease.
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- We are all adam's children.
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- You are my guide, my lord, and my master.
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- Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.
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- Better a mouse in the pot than no stew at all.
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- Crows weep for the dead lamb then devour him.
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- Fools give parties, sensible people go to them.
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- He who has a glass roof should not throw stones at his neighbour's.
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- He who thinks badly commits a sin but hits the mark.
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- If the young man knew, if the old man could, there is nothing but would be done.
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- Life is half spent before we know what it is.
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- Nothing that is violent is permanent.
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- Pride breakfasted with plenty, dined with poverty, and supped with infamy.
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- The eye of the master fattens the horse.
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- The roses fall, and the thorns remain.
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- We learn from our mistakes.
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- You surround your vineyard with thorns - place doors and locks on your mouth.
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- Absence is a foe to love; out of sight out of mind.
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- Better give a penny than lend twenty.
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- Death will find me alive.
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- Go to the square and ask advice; go home and do what you like.
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- He who has his own mother never cries.
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- He who wants too much doesn't catch anything.
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- If you can't bite, don't show your teeth.
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- Like will to like, as the devil said to the collier.
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- Nothing venture, nothing have.
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- Put the cart before the horse.
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- The hardest step is that over the threshold.
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- There is no love like the first love.
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- We love the treason but hate the traitor.
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- You will never have a friend if you must have one without faults.
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- After the storm ends, the sun will shine.
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- Better give a penny then lend twenty.
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- Do no evil and have no fear.
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- God protect us from him who has read but one book.
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- He who has money finds many cousins.
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- He who works by himself does the work of three.
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- If you dig a pit for others, you might fall into it yourself.
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- Love rules without law.
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- Old hens make good broth.
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- Reconciled friendship is a wound ill salved.
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- The heart has reasons that reason does not understand.
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- There is no thief like a bad book.
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- Weather, husbands, and sons come as you take them.
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- Agree between yourselves, quoth Arlotto, and I will make it rain.
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- Better is an enemy to well.
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- Don't break your shins on your neighbors' pots.
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- God save us from the enriched poor and from the impoverished rich.
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- He who has the Pope for a cousin soon becomes a Cardinal.
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- He who wrongs someone has to expect something in retaliation.
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- If you stumble more than once over the same stump, you have no one to blame but yourself.
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- Love, should i escape your snares, i doubt that i can be trapped by any other means.
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- Old reckonings, new disputes.
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- See Naples, and then die! For the smell you find there.
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- The man who knows two languages is worth two men.
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- There is no worse thief than a bad book.
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