ProverbPedia

“English: Prate is but prate; 'tis money buys land.”
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“English: Old praise dies, unless you feed it.”
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“English: Praise a fair day at night.”
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“English: Never sound the trumpet of your own praise.”
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“English: Neither praise nor dispraise thyself, thine actions serve the turn.”
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“English: Practice makes perfect.”
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“English: True praise takes root and spreads.”
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“English: When poverty comes in at the door, friendship leaps out of the window.”
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“English: Poverty makes a man acquainted with strange bed-fellows.”
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“English: Poverty parteth good fellowship.”
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“English: Poverty is the mother of health.”
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“English: Poverty parts friends.”
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“English: Poverty breeds strife.”
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“English: The pot calls the kettle black.”
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“English: A little pot is soon hot.”
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“English: Possession is nine points of the law, and they say there are but ten.”
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