ProverbPedia

“English: Be it better or be it worse, Be ruled by him who bears the purse.”
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“English: He that shows his purse longs to be rid of it.”
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“English: A full purse maketh the mouth to speak.”
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“English: You cannot make a purse of a sow's ear.”
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“English: Let your purse be your master.”
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“English: Many without punishment, none without sin.”
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“English: Be ruled by your purse.”
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“English: Punctuality begets confidence.”
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“English: It is easier to pull down than to build.”
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“English: Pull gently on a weak rope.”
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“English: Puff not against the wind.”
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“English: He that pryeth into every cloud, may be stricken with a thunder-bolt.”
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“English: Every path hath a puddle.”
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“English: Pry not into other people's affairs.”
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“English: Proverbs are the texts of common life.”
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“English: According to the old proverb.”
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