ProverbPedia

“English: When the wind's in the south The bait goes in their mouth.”
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“English: When the wind's in the east The fish will bite least.”
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“English: When the wind's in the north You need not go forth [_to fish_].”
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“English: Win first, lose last.”
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“English: Nothing is impossible to a willing mind.”
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“English: All lay load on the willing horse.”
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“English: Where there's a will there's a way.”
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“English: Willows are weak, yet they bend other wood.”
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“English: Where the will is ready, the feet are light.”
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“English: Will without reason is blind.”
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“English: If one will not, another will.”
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“English: They that cannot do as they will, must do as they can.”
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“English: Take the will for the deed.”
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“English: If wilful will to water, wilful must be drowned.”
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“English: A wilful man never wants woe.”
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“English: Happy is he who hath sown his wild oats betimes.”
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