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Proverbs
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[ Also see Catchphrases Laws of Life and Nature Old Sayings Proverbial Phrases Proverbs (General) ]

The cat loves fish, but is loth to wet her feet.
      - Proverb, (German, Italian)

The cat well knows whose beard she licks.
      - Proverb, (Portuguese)

The cat which did not reach the sausage said: Anyhow it is Friday.
      - Proverb, (Georgian)

The cat would eat fish but would not wet her feet.
      - Proverb

The cat would eat fish, but would not wet her feet.
      - Proverb

The cats that drive away mice are as food as those that catch them.
      - Proverb, (German)

The cattle is as good as the pasture in which it grazes.
      - Proverb, (Ethiopian)

The cause at an end, the effect is removed.
      - Proverb, (Latin)

The cemeteries are filled with people who thought the world couldn't get along without them.
      - Proverb, (American)

The challenger is beaten.
      - Proverb, (Latin)

The chamber of sickness is the chapel of devotion.
      - Proverb

The chamber-bell (chamber-clapper, or curtain lecture) is the worst sound one have in his ears.
      - Proverb, (Italian)

The chameleon changes color to match the earth, the earth doesn't change color to match the chameleon.
      - Proverb, (Senegalese)

The chamois climbs high and yet is caught.
      - Proverb, (German)

The charitable gives out at the door and God puts in at the window.
      - Proverb

The cheese vessel will not sail merely by words.
      - Proverb, (Turkish)

The chickens are the country's, but the city eats them.
      - Proverb

The chickens have come home to roost.
      - Proverb, (American)

The child of a tiger is a tiger.
      - Proverb, (Haitian)

The child saith nothing but what he heard at the fireside.
      - Proverb

The child says nothing, but what it heard by the fire.
      - Proverb

The child who gets a stepmother also gets a stepfather.
      - Proverb, (Danish)

The church is an anvil which has worn out many hammers.
      - Proverb

The church is near but the road is icy; the tavern is far away but I will walk carefully.
      - Proverb, (Russian)

The church is near, but the way is icy. The tavern is far, but I will walk carefully.
      - Proverb, (Ukranian)

The church, the sea, or the royal household, for whoever would thrive.
      - Proverb, (Spanish)

The churl knows not the worth of spurs.
      - Proverb, (French)

The clartier the cosier.
      - Proverb

The coaches won't run over him.
      - Proverb

The coalheaver is master at home.
      - Proverb, (French)

The cobbler always wears the worst shoes.
      - Proverb

The cobbler should not go beyond his last. [Meddle not in things which you do not understand.]
      - Proverb, (Latin)

The cobbler to his last and the gunner to his linstock.
      - Proverb

The cobbler's gaze is on the feet.
      - Proverb, (Goan)

The cock is a lord on his own dunghill.
      - Proverb, (German)

The cock is bold on his own dunghill.
      - Proverb, (Italian)

The cock is king on his own dunghill.
      - Proverb, (German)

The cock often crows without a victory.
      - Proverb, (Danish)

The cock shuts his eyes when he crows, because he knows it by heart.
      - Proverb, (German)

The comforter's head never aches.
      - Proverb

The common horse is worst shod.
      - Proverb

The common soldier's blood makes the general great.
      - Proverb, (Italian)

The company makes the feast.
      - Proverb

The complete fool is half prophet.
      - Proverb, (Yiddish)

The concealer is as bad as the thief.
      - Proverb, (German)

The conquered dare not open their mouths.
      - Proverb, (Latin)

The conqueror weeps, the conquered is ruined. [Both sides suffer in war or litigation.]
      - Proverb, (Latin)

The corn falls out of a shaken sheaf.
      - Proverb, (French)

The corn that is taken to a bad mill. will be badly ground.
      - Proverb, (Danish)

The coroner and the lawyer grow fat on the quarrels of fools.
      - Proverb, (Gaelic)


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