ProverbPedia

“English: Straight trees have crooked roots.”
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“English: One story is good until another's told.”
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“English: Store is no sore.”
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“English: He must stoop that hath a low door.”
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“English: After a storm comes a calm.”
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“English: Between two stools he comes to the ground.”
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“English: Hard upon hard makes a bad stone wall; But soft upon soft makes none at all.”
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“English: With stomach, wife, and conscience keep on good terms.”
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“English: Stolen kisses are sweet.”
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“English: The full stomach loatheth the honeycomb, but to the hungry every bitter thing is sweet.”
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“English: Whoso lacketh a stock, his gain's not worth a chip.”
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“English: A stitch in time saves nine.”
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“English: Never cry "Stinking fish.”
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“English: Still waters run deep.”
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“English: Keep me from still water; from that which is rough I can keep myself.”
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“English: Trust not still water nor a silent man.”
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