Indian Proverb:
You may break a colt, but not an old horse.
Indian Proverb:
You may break a colt, but not an old horse.
Indian Proverb:
You may break a colt, but not an old horse.
Indian Proverb:
A moment’s shame brings a day’s food.
Indian Proverb:
Friendship with an ass results in a kick.
Indian Proverb:
As an abandoned woman one may ride on an elephant, but as a thief she cannot go along a street.
Indian Proverb:
The combined light of a thousand stars cannot equal a single moon.
Indian Proverb:
Cattle don’t die of the currier’s curse.
Indian Proverb:
He lives in a hut and dreams of a palace.
Indian Proverb:
When the head is in the mortar, why fear the pestle?
Indian Proverb:
All who will may wash in the running stream.
Indian Proverb:
As the country so the fashion.
Indian Proverb:
A generous man makes a miser grieve.
Indian Proverb:
Often a man is his own worst enemy.