ProverbPedia

“English: It never rains but it pours.”
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“English: Small rain lays great dust.”
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“English: After rain comes fair weather.”
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“English: Some rain, some rest.”
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“English: Should it rain on Easter Day, There'll be plenty of grass and little hay.”
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“English: Rain from east, Two days at least.”
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“English: A ragged colt may make a good horse.”
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“English: The devil can quote Scripture to suit his purpose.”
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“English: Anything for a quiet life.”
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“English: Next to love, quietness.”
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“English: Quick at meat, quick at work.”
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“English: To cast oil in the fire is not the way to quench it.”
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“English: Don't quarrel with the beggar for his bone.”
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“English: Wrinkled purses make wrinkled faces.”
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“English: He who gets four pounds and spends five has no need of a purse.”
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“English: A heavy purse makes a light heart.”
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