ProverbPedia

“English: Forbearance is no acquittance.”
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“English: As the fool thinks, so the bell chinks.”
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“English: A fool's bolt is soon shot.”
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“English: Fools build houses, and wise men buy them.”
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“English: Fools set stools for wise folk to stumble at.”
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“English: Better it is to meet a bear bereaved of her whelps, than a fool in his folly.”
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“English: A fool is fulsome.”
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“English: An old fool is the worst of fools.”
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“English: Every man is either a fool or a physician after thirty years of age.”
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“English: One fool makes many.”
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“English: A fool may ask more questions in half an hour than a wise man can answer in seven years.”
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“English: A fool may give a wise man counsel.”
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“English: No one is a fool always; every one sometimes.”
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“English: Happy is he who knows his follies in his youth.”
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“English: No flying without wings.”
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“English: Flowers are the pledge of fruit.”
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