Spanish Proverbs (1985 Proverbs)
- Whom God loves, his bitch litters pigs.
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- Whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth.
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- Whoredom and thieving are never long concealed.
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- Wind and good luck are seldom lasting.
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- Wine wears no breeches.
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- Where there's fire there's smoke.
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- Wit's never bought till it's paid for.
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- Where you lost your cloak, seek it.
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- Women, wind, and fortune, soon change.
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- Wherries must not put out to sea.
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- Wounds heal, but not ill words.
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- Where man is not, nature is barren.
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- Where one door shuts, another opens.
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- Sell publicly and buy privately.
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- Sow dry and set wet.
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- The best cloth has uneven threads.
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- The gallows takes its own.
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- The mouth and the purse, shut.
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- The worst pig gets the best acorn.
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- Time and I against any two.
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- Too many irons in the fire.
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- Under the sackcloth there is something hid.
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- What's everybody's business is nobody's business.
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- Sense comes with age.
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- Steel whets steel.
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- The best cook drops a whole tomato.
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- The gardener's dog, neither full nor hungry.
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- The ox spoke and said "Moo."
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- There are more threatened than hurt.
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- To a depraved taste sweet is bitter.
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- Too much breaks the bag.
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- Vainglory blossoms, and bears no fruit.
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- When drink enters, wisdom departs.
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- Set a sprat to catch a mackerel.
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- Stubborn men make lawyers.
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- The best mirror is an old friend.
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- The golden ass passes everywhere.
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- The paunch warm, the foot sleepy.
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- There is luck in leisure.
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- To a hard knot a hard wedge.
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- Tripe broth, you make much of yourself.
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- Water for oxen, wine for kings.
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- When God will not, the saints cannot.
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- She is nether fish nor fowl.
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- Sugared words generally prove bitter.
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- The boy is father to the man.
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- The greatest victory is a bloodless victory.
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- The rotten apple spoils its companion.
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- There is luck in odd numbers.
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- To a hasty demand a leisure reply.
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- Trouts are not caught with dry breeches.
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- Weight and measure save a man toil.
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- When one door shuts, a hundred open.
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- She stoops to conquer.
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- Take hold of a good minute.
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- The bread eaten, the company departs.
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- The grey mare is the better horse.
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- The sharper soon cheats the covetous man.
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- There is measure in all things.
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- To beards with money cavaliers pay respect.
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- True love suffers no concealment.
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- Welcome, misfortune, if you come alone.
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- When poor, liberal; when rich, stingy.
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- Shoemaker stick to your last.
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- Take the will for the deed.
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- The cask full, the mother-in-law drunk.
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- The gutter by dropping wears the stone.
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- The shirt is nearer than the frock.
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- There is no disinterested gift.
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- To deny everything is to confess everything.
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- Trust in God upon good security.
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- Well begun is half done.
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- When the flatterer pipes, the devil dances.
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- Short hose must have long points.
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- Talk much, and err much.
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- The cat is friendly, but scratches.
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- The heart is no traitor.
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- The snake that seduced Eve spoke Spanish.
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- There is no tax upon lying.
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- To drunken mothers-in-law give full jugs.
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