832 Hungarian Proverbs / Page 22
421. 
Here lies the rub.
422. 
His cloak was put out.
423. 
His courage sank to his sinews.
424. 
His eyes are beautiful, but his heart is a devil.
425. 
His footprints can be beaten with a stick.
426. 
His hay is in order.
427. 
His mouth is as big as the Vienna Gate.
428. 
His pocket knife opens in my pocket.
429. 
His snow-boots are full.
430. 
His soul comes to him only to sleep there.
431. 
His words are nice but he is a devil.
432. 
How could the boots get on the table.
433. 
I can chew for you, my child, but you must swallow by yourself.
434. 
I do not want it even for my enemy.
435. 
I have already seen a crow on a pole.
436. 
I shall teach you to pipe into glove.
437. 
I tell my daughter, my daughter-in-law should understand it.
438. 
I tell you one thing, two will result from it.
439. 
I wish to see him when I see the middle of my back.
440. 
I would not wipe my muddy boots in him.
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