Latin Proverbs on Horse (13 Proverbs)
- To remove the hairs from a horse's tail, one by one must be plucked out.
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- Urge the horse close to the turning-post.
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- A man in a passion rides a horse that runs away with him.
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- A man devoid of religion is like a horse without a bridle.
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- A cough will stick longer by a horse than a peck of oats.
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- Don't draw another's bow, don't ride another's horse, don't mind another's business.
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- No horse is so good, but that he will at times stumble.
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- Urge the horse close to the turning-post. [Don't let him run side; keep to the point in question.]
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- To remove the hairs from a horse's tail, one by one must be plucked out. [Small persevering efforts succeed, when violent measures would fail.]
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- The master's eye makes the horse fat.
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- Stand away from a horse's heels.
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- Mettle is dangerous in a blind horse.
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- All lay load on the willing horse.
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