Spanish Proverbs (1962 proverbs)
Index Page # 34 (proverbs : 1651 - 1700 )
- Tie up the hen that eats at your ...
- Time and I against ...
- To a depraved taste ...
- To a hard knot ...
- To a hasty demand ...
- To a son-in-law and a hog you ...
- To a woman and a magpie tell your ...
- To be a merchant, the art consists more ...
- To be like the esquire of Guadalaxara, who knew ...
- To be like the tailor of Campillo, who ...
- To beards with money cavaliers ...
- To change one's mind is rather a ...
- To deny everything is ...
- To drunken mothers-in-law ...
- To eat and to scratch ...
- To err is human, to ...
- To every evil doer ...
- To find oneself in tight breeches. (Ill ...
- To flee and to run ...
- To forget a wrong is ...
- To friend and foe alike I tell them how bad she is, ...
- To give is honour, ...
- To give too much when little is ...
- To him that watches, everything ...
- To him who gives you a capon you ...
- To lather an ass's head ...
- To lie and eat fish demand ...
- To live in fear is ...
- To love and be wise ...
- To mad words ...
- To offer friendship to one who is looking for love, ...
- To own is to fear. [Sp., ...
- To swim and swim more, and ...
- To take ambition from a soldier, ...
- To tell a woman what she cannot ...
- To the bold man fortune ...
- To the good listener, ...
- To the grateful man give ...
- To whom you tell your secrets ...
- To your son give a good ...
- Today is yesterday's ...
- Tomorrow is often the busiest ...
- Tomorrow is the busiest ...
- To-morrow will ...
- To-morrow's remedy will not ...
- Too many cooks spoil ...
- Too many irons ...
- Too much breaks ...
- Too much bursts ...
- Treat the small in the way you would ...
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