Famous Proverbs

1] Health is not value till sickness comes
2] There is many a fair thing full false
3] Beware of him who makes thee presents
4] He that will not endure to itch must endure to smart
5] Grief pent up will break the heart
6] Walls have ears
7] No man fears what he has seen grow
8] Kindness lies in one side of the house
9] He that speaks well, flights well
10] The joy of the heart makes the face fair.
11] He that seeks trouble never misses
12] The pitcher goes so often to me well that it is broken at last
13] Weeds need no sowing
14] He that falls today may rise tomorrow
15] Seldom is a long man wise, or a low man lowly
16] A good name is a rich heritage
17] Vast chasms can be filled, but the heart of man never
18] Money is the sinew of affairs
19] Man does what he can, and God what he will
20] Crust is better than no bread
21] He who has seen little marvels much
22] In my own house, I am king
23] One of these days is none of these days
24] Love rules without a sword, and binds without a cord
25] Virtue is the only true nobility
26] Nothing crave, nothing have
27] Put out your tubs when it is raining
28] The bait hides the hook
29] Judge not the tree by its bark
30] In wine there is truth
31] The cat would eat fish and would not wet her feet
32] No man is infallible
33] Every horse thinks its own pack heaviest
34] Learn not and know not
35] Everything in moderation.
36] Make hay while the sun shines
37] A cotton dress wants to be alongside a silk one
38] He that shall endure to the end, the same shall be saved
39] No man is born wise or learned
40] In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king
41] See which way the cat jumps
42] The result justifies the deed
43] Even fools sometimes speak to the purpose
44] Many drops make a shower
45] Nothing is so certain as death
46] Nature abhors a vacuum
47] When the boat reaches the middle of the river, it is too late to repair the leak
48] He that will steal an egg, will steal an ox
49] Every light has its shadow
50] Asking costs little
51] Books and friends should be few but good
52] Nature surpasses art
53] Homo is a common name to all men.
54] A short cut is often a wrong cut
55] Trouble brings experience and experience brings wisdom
56] The leopard cannot change its spots
57] Great alms-giving lessens no man’s living
58] Save a thief from the gallows and he’ll cut your throat
59] Money can influence even the spirits
60] Better to wear out than rust out
61] A bad excuse is better than none at all
62] The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach
63] A kind heart loseth nought at last.
64] You can’t teach an old dog new tricks
65] Don’t have too many irons in the fire
66] He that would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom
67] It never rains it pours
68] Better eye sore than al blind
69] Content lodges oftener in cottages than palaces
70] Better an apple given than eaten
71] Everybody’s business is nobody’s business
72] The remedy for injuries is not to remember them
73] Loyalty is worth more than money
74] It is an ill bargain where no man wins
75] A joke’s a very serious thing
76] Youth and age will never agree
77] The value of money is having it.
78] Experience is not always the kindest of teachers, but it is surely the best
79] A fool is ever dancing on the tip of his tongue
80] He that knows little often repeats it
81] All griefs with bread are less
82] When all men say you are an ass, it is time to bray
83] The little cannot be great unless he devours many
84] Friends agree best at a distance
85] Never too late to repent
86] He who would climb the ladder must begin at the bottom
87] He that is fallen cannot help him that is down
88] The pot calls the kettle black
89] Help a lame dog over a stile
90] Dream of a funeral and you hear of a marriage
91] Great gain makes easy work
92] Be just before you are generous
93] Better children weep than old men
94] Her that is down need fear no fall
95] Facts are more eloquent than oratory
96] The poor sit on the front benches in Paradise
97] Union is strength.
98] Hope springs eternal in the human heart
99] No man knows what good is than he who has endured evil
100] Honesty is ill to thrive by