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One hair from the head of a woman pulls more than a ship's hauser.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Palermo for its illustrious writers and Messina for its harbor.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Prepare the fallow field well enough and you'll be free to go off and gather the hemp ties.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Remain honorable and don't worry if you're poor.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Seed after a bad year.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Sore is the mouth that loses its first tooth.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Take care of the manger and water the animals at the drinking trough.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The bigger the chance, the less the security.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The drunkard always tells the truth.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The hat does not make the gentleman nor the cap a lout.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A fever in autumn is either long lasting or mortal.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A jealous man is born cuckolded.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A rich man is a learned man, a very rich man is astute.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A useless watch dog barks but stays far away.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A year of snow, bodes a good year for olives.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Although there's a new love, the old love can't be forgotten.
(Sicilian Proverb)
April makes the flowers and the beauty, but May gets all the credit.
(Sicilian Proverb)
At the pharmacy don't taste, at the blacksmith's don't touch.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Better a lean accord than a hefty sentence.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Bitter things, hold them dear; sweet things, keep them enclosed.
(Sicilian Proverb)
By the feast of Saint Candelora winter is over.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Come out of it standing on all four.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Daughter of a cat, if she doesn't bite she scratches.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Do you want to know the best play? Do good and speak little.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Don't fight with someone who has nothing to lose.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Don't make friends with monks and soldiers.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Don't tell your friend everything that you know; remember that one day you may have him for an enemy.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Earnings far away get spent along the way.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Every good thing comes from God.
(Sicilian Proverb)
February may be short but it's the worst month.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Forget your troubles at the dining table.
(Sicilian Proverb)
God arranges luck.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Good land and a good wife bring a man well-being.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Hens feet don't spoil the chick.
(Sicilian Proverb)
If February isn't cold and rainy, the March landscape will be green.
(Sicilian Proverb)
If the young had the motivation and the old had the strength, there'd be nothing that couldn't be accomplished.
(Sicilian Proverb)
If you go fishing and catch nothing, go to the henhouse and get eggs.
(Sicilian Proverb)
If you want a faithful dog start rearing him when he is young.
(Sicilian Proverb)
I'll believe the thunder when I see the lightning.
(Sicilian Proverb)
In time you'll want what you had scorned.
(Sicilian Proverb)
It's better to have ringworm than a farm and vineyard.
(Sicilian Proverb)
June rains consume the world.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Let me deal with my troubles myself.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Love the one who loves you, answer the one who calls you.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Marriage must occur early or it will never happen.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Most often a good boss makes a good steward.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Not all the red-faced are drunkards nor all the yellow-faced sick.
(Sicilian Proverb)
One Mass now is worth a hundred after you're gone.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Palermo is a tolerant man, whoever goes, goes and whoever comes, comes.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Prepare the sickles in May, use the sickles in June, and in July carry the sickles to the tool shed.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Render the service paid for.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Seed ground that has been fallow, not ground that has just yielded fruitfully.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Sow fava bean and flax with confidence while you still have a full silo.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Take her by herself and take her with nothing.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The boss said to the servant, when there isn't what you want, eat what there is.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The earth says: Give to me and I'll give to you.
(Sicilian Proverb)
The haughty broad bean flowers and climbs but produces little fruit.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A bequest, a found treasure, and parsimony make a man wealthy.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A fortress is made of more than one stone.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A lady has to be of the right cut and the right measure to make a pretty figure.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A secretive person is up to some mischief.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A vain woman is not worth a nickel.
(Sicilian Proverb)
A youngster is never poor.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Always ask a higher price, because you can always lower it.
(Sicilian Proverb)
April, as you see me; May, as I stay; June, as I am; by July, let everything fly.
(Sicilian Proverb)
August rain brings oil, honey and must.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Better a poor husband than a lover who's a baron.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Blessed is the house that has a son who is a cleric.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Bypass monks with a big stride; have nothing to do with priests, except at Mass.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Completing a transaction with money borrowed at usury is a bad purchase.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Day doesn't come without night following.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Do you want to make the mute speak? Get rid of his troubles.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Don't give away what you need for yourself.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Don't make promises to the rich nor withhold from the poor.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Don't trust a woman who laughs.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Earnings from usury don't last long.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Every impediment is a benefit.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Fever sustains the sick.
(Sicilian Proverb)
Freedom and health, who has them is rich and doesn't know it.
(Sicilian Proverb)
God closes a door and opens a portico.
(Sicilian Proverb)
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