Traditional Proverbs (2298 Proverbs)
- Water it down.
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- Practise what you preach.
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- Respect starts with yourself.
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- Seeing is believing.
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- Simplicity is the seal of truth.
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- Some people are born hammers, others anvils.
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- Stubborn as a mule.
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- The best defense is a good offence
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- The fool is always beginning to live.
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- The truth is no slander
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- They that envy others are their inferiors.
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- To live from hand to mouth.
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- Up a tree.
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- We are all related.
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- Precept guides, but example draws.
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- Riches have wings.
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- Seek peacefully, you will find.
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- Sitting on the fence.
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- Soon enough is well enough.
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- Stuck in a rut.
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- The best thing since little apples.
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- The hard is the good.
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- The truth shall set you free.
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- They who increase knowledge, increase sorrow
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- To the fighting man peace is sure.
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- Up one side and down the other.
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- Weed out.
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- No pillows so soft as God's Promise.
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- Once a parson always a parson.
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- Pain is only weakness leaving the body
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- No pleasure without pain.
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- Once in a blue moon.
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- Patience and grass will become milk.
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- No spring chicken.
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- One bee makes no swarm.
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- Patience can conquer destiny.
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- No use crying over spilt milk.
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- One flower does not bring spring.
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- Patience cures many an old complaint.
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- Never judge from appearances.
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- No way on God's green earth.
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- One flower makes no garland.
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- Never put your trust in slogans.
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- Noble natures are calm and content.
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- One foot isn't enough to walk with.
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- Never repeat old grievances.
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- Nobody notices when things go right.
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- One recognizes a tree from its fruits.
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- Never too late to learn.
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- Not for all the tea in China.
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- One turn serves another.
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- Never wash blood, with blood.
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- Not to kill is a supreme duty.
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- One who knows books has four eyes.
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- Night soil.
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- Not to progress is to go back.
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- Onions treat seven ailments.
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- Nip it in the bud.
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- Not worth a hill of beans.
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- Only strong legs can carry wealth.
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- No choice amongst stinking fish
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- Nothing new under the sun.
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- Only that which is provisional endures.
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- No love like the first love.
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- Now is the watchword of the wise.
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- Opportunities neglected can never be recovered.
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- No man can serve two masters.
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- Old as dirt.
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- Opportunity seldom knocks twice.
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- No man is an island.
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- Older than dirt.
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- Out of sight, out of mind.
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- No man is infallible.
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- On middle ground.
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- Ownership is to fear.
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- Let one thousand flowers bloom.
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- Like there's no tomorrow
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- Love is a many splintered thing.
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- May all your weeds be wildflowers.
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- Neither blame or praise yourself.
(Traditional Proverb)
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