Traditional Proverbs (2298 Proverbs)
- Where there is no rapport there is no sale. Enrolling people in your product or service is the same as enrolling them in you.
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- Zeal is fit only for the wise but is found mostly in fools
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- You can't have all chiefs, you've got to have Indians too
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- You are only worth has much as you have.
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- Whose bread one eats, whose word one preaches.
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- Where there is God, there is no need.
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- When difficulties are overcome they begin blessing.
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- Who goes a borrowing, goes a sorrowing.
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- Wrinkled as a prune.
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- When life gives you scraps make quilts.
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- Who is angry must be pleased again.
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- You are all washed up.
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- When money is taken freedom is forsaken.
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- Who knows most, believes least.
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- You are barking up the wrong tree.
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- When pigs fly.
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- Who loves me will love my dog
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- You are in hot water.
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- Weed 'um and reap.
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- When the cows come home.
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- Who never climbed, never fell.
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- You can not pick a bald chicken
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- Welcome to my garden.
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- When the sun shines, make hay
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- Who wills the end, wills the means.
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- You can't do everything at once.
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- Welcome Vice, if it comest alone
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- When walking, walk. When eating, eat.
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- Wide will wear, but tight will tear.
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- You can't escape necessity.
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- We'll hang you out to dry.
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- When we love - we grow.
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- Wish well, be well.
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- You can't make bricks without straw
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- Were you born in a barn
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- When you get lemons, make lemonade.
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- With much wealth comes many worries.
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- You say potayto, I say potahto.
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- What is reality Selflessness.
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- Where ambition ends happiness begins.
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- With patience, mulberry leaves become satin.
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- Your ass is grass.
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- What runs but never gets tired Water.
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- Where one is wise two are happy.
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- Without a general an army is lost.
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- Your body is the temple of knowledge.
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- What you don't know can't hurt you.
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- Where there's a will, there's a way.
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- Without error there can be no truth.
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- Your name is mud.
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- What you resist you become.
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- Where there is doubt, there is freedom.
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- Without knowledge there is no sin
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- You're never too old to learn
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- What youve never had you never miss.
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- Where there's music there can be love
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- Words divide us, actions unite us.
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- Whatever you do, do it in moderation
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- White clothes soon get dirty.
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- Words hurt more than swords
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- When a door closes, a window opens.
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- Who buys cheap buys dear.
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- Worked night and day.
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- Possession satisfies.
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- Red as a beet.
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- Secrecy is the soul of business.
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- Silence implies consent.
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- Some evils are cured by contempt.
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- Strike while the iron is hot.
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- The apple of his eye.
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- The first step is the hardest.
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- The squeaky wheel gets the grease.
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- They laugh well who laugh last.
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- To deceive oneself is very easy.
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- Under the weather.
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- Water doesn't run uphill
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- Poverty has no greater foe than bashfulness.
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- Remain hungry but do not start begging.
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- Seed money.
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- Silence is golden.
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