ProverbPedia

“English: Every cross has its inscription.”
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“English: No cross, no crown.”
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“English: Crooked logs make straight fires.”
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“English: A crooked tree will have a crooked shadow.”
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“English: Critics are like brushers of other men's clothes.”
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“English: First creep and then go.”
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“English: Credit lost is a Venice glass broken.”
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“English: Creditors have better memories than debtors.”
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“English: The worst wheel of a cart creaks most.”
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“English: A creaking gate hangs longest on its hinges.”
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“English: To a crazy ship all winds are contrary.”
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“English: Crafty evasions save not the truth.”
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“English: Of all crafts, to be an honest man is the master-craft.”
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“English: Craft bringeth nothing home.”
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“English: He must crack the nut that would eat the kernel.”
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“English: The greatest crabs are not always the best meat.”
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