ProverbPedia

“English: Better be alone than in bad company.”
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“English: Where bad's the best, naught must be the choice.”
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“English: Bachelors grin, but married men laugh till their hearts ache.”
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“English: Bachelors' wives and maids' children are always well taught.”
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“English: Like author, like book.”
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“English: A wet August never brings dearth.”
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“English: If the twenty-fourth of August be fair and clear, Then hope for a prosperous autumn that year.”
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“English: August dry and warm, Harvest doth no harm.”
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“English: Every ass thinks himself worthy to stand with the king's horses.”
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“English: The ass that brays most, eats least.”
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“English: Lose nothing for asking.”
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“English: Ask thy purse what thou shouldst buy.”
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“English: Ask but enough, and you may lower as you list.”
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“English: Every man must eat a peck of ashes before he dies.”
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“English: Never be ashamed to eat your meat.”
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“English: Argus at home, but a mole abroad.”
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