ProverbPedia

“English: A place for everything, and everything in its place.”
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“English: Sit in your place, and none can make you rise.”
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“English: Foolish pity spoils a city.”
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“English: He can ill pipe that wants his upper lip.”
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“English: Pity, promises, and blame, are always cheap and plentiful.”
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“English: The pitcher does not go so often to the water, but it comes home broken at last.”
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“English: No one knows where the shoe pinches so well as him who wears it.”
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“English: He that will not stoop for a pin, shall never be worth a point.”
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“English: See a pin and let it lie, Want a pin before you die.”
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“English: A pin a day is a groat a year.”
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“English: Every man is a pilot in a calm sea.”
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“English: Sleep on it; the pillow is the best counsellor.”
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“English: Painted pictures are dead speakers.”
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“English: You can't make a horn of a pig's tail.”
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“English: The best physicians are Doctor Diet, Doctor Cheeriman, and Doctor Quiet.”
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“English: Physician heal thyself.”
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