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French Proverb:
Ah! qui sert son pays sert souvent un ingrat.
English Translation:
Who serves his country often serves an ingrate.

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French Proverb:
Ah! qui sert son pays sert souvent un ingrat.
English Translation:
Who serves his country often serves an ingrate.

French Proverb:
La moquerie est souvent indigence d'esprit.
English Translation:
Mockery is often only poverty of wit.

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French Proverb:
La moquerie est souvent indigence d'esprit.
English Translation:
Mockery is often only poverty of wit.

French Proverb:
Ce qui manque aux orateurs en profondeur, ils vous le donnent en longueur.
English Translation:
What orators want in depth, they make up for in length.

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French Proverb:
Ce qui manque aux orateurs en profondeur, ils vous le donnent en longueur.
English Translation:
What orators want in depth, they make up for in length.

French Proverb:
Bon sang ne peut mentir.
English Translation:
Good blood cannot lie.

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French Proverb:
Bon sang ne peut mentir.
English Translation:
Good blood cannot lie.

Man is harder than a rock and more fragile than an egg.
If you do not know what is salted, you will at least know what is hot.
To-day we are, to-morrow we are not (i.e. to-day is ours, to-morrow God's).
Neither cut down all the forest nor go home without any wood.
What is stronger than iron? Rust that eats it.

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