1699 Proverbs about Very / Page 75
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Every door has its own hinges.1482.
A woman and the wind change every moment.1483.
Chiaramonte, a mountain of gold, every woman is a treasure.1484.
April, as you see me; May, as I stay; June, as I am; by July, let everything fly.1485.
One who believes everything he's told is as naive as one who fetches water with a sieve.1486.
Be friendly with everyone and counsel with few.1487.
Every beauty has some fault and every plain jane some grace.1488.
Don't tell your friend everything that you know; remember that one day you may have him for an enemy.1489.
Whoever brings his wife to every feast will not be lacking for headaches.1490.
Who loses his honor loses a lot, who loses his faith, loses everything.1491.
Every little love captured as a playful spark becomes a great flame.1492.
Everyone wants to go to heaven; the desire is there but the fortitude is not.1493.
Every wood has its own smoke.1494.
Honesty and kindness enhance every beauty.1495.
Every impediment is a benefit.1496.
Everyone thinks of his own gain, and plays in this way to deceive his companion.1497.
Everyone has his own troubles, some fewer, some more.1498.
Everyone knows that you mustn't praise a good wine, a good horse and a good wife.1499.
When February is rainy, it's very profitable.1500.
When the ox is at the slaughterhouse everyone comes running with their knives.Quotes related to Very by Power Quotations