Native American Creole Proverbs (54 Proverbs)
- One rain does not make a crop.
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- Don't call the alligator Don't call the alligator "big-mouth" till you have crossed the river.
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- If you dig a pit for me, you dig one for yourself.
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- Tell me who you love, and I'll tell you who you are.
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- The tail of an ox says, The tail of an ox says, "Time goes, time comes."
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- What you lose in the fire, you will find in the ashes.
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- The frog knows more about the rain than the calendar.
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- Don't call the alligator "big-mouth" till you have crossed the river.
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- Never let a boy do a man's work.
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- The crow may be caged, but its thoughts are in the cornfield.
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- Cutting off a mule's ears doesn't make it a horse.
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- You never meet your mother-in-law on the day that you are welldressed.
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- The beggar that begs near another beggar will never be rich.
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- Be sure that the candle is lit before you throw away the match.
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- You must have slept with jean to know how he snores.
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- The back dies for the shoulder and the shoulder knows nothing about it.
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- Bathe other people's children but don't wash behind their ears.
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- You may hide the fire, but what about the smoke?
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- Tell me whom you love and I'll tell you who you are.
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- A beautiful funeral does not necessarily lead to paradise.
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- You can make a mule cross the river but you cant make him drink the water.
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- Never hang your hat higher than you can reach.
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- You can hate the dog, but do not tell him that his teeth are dirty.
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- Never dress in mourning before the dead man is in his coffin.
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- When the crocodile says that the river crossing is deep you must believe it.
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- Laugh at the rice and you will weep for the lentil.
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- What you don't know is bigger than you.
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- It's by following his friends that a crab lost its hiding place.
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- When the big fish fight the shrimps must lie low.
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- If you see what the ducks eat then you eat no more duck.
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- The tail of an ox says, "Time goes, time comes."
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- If you don't lift the skirt of a bride you don't know what she wears under it.
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- The sea breeze blows the pelican where he wants to go.
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- If you make yourself into a doormat, people will wipe their feet on you.
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- The mouth of a woman takes no holiday.
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- If there were no sighing in the world, the world would stifle.
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- The monkey knows which branch to swing on.
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- Good looking and good luck don't always walk the same road.
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- The higher the monkey climbs, the more it is exposed to danger.
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- Don't hang all your clothes on one hook.
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- The goat that climbs up the rock also has to go down.
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- Eat with your mouth, pay with your back.
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- Never mistake chicken shit for an egg.
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- Sick people have no friends.
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- Speaking French is no proof of intelligence.
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- Thanks cost nothing.
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- The ear is only a door.
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- The parson christens his own child first.
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- The pumpkin vine never bears watermelons.
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- A fisherman never says his fish stink.
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- Better your own cod than another's duck.
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- Cowardly men, healthy bones.
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- Ears have no covers.
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- Firm breasts don't last long.
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