| # |
Proverbs |
| 1601 | Women in mischief are wiser than men. -English Proverb |
| 1602 | Words must be weighed, not counted. -Polish Proverb |
| 1603 | Words pay no debts. |
| 1604 | Worries go better with soup than without. -Yiddish Proverb |
| 1605 | Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow. -Swedish Proverb |
| 1606 | You can not write in the chimney with charcoal. -Russian Proverb |
| 1607 | You can take a horse to the water but you cannot make him drink. |
| 1608 | You cannot eat your cake and have it. |
| 1609 | You cannot flay the same ox twice. |
| 1610 | You cannot judge a tree by it bark. |
| 1611 | You cannot teach old dogs new tricks. |
| 1612 | You cannot wash charcoal white. |
| 1613 | You can't force anyone to love you or lend you money. -Jewish Proverb |
| 1614 | You can't make pancakes without breaking eggs. -Spanish Proverb |
| 1615 | You can't wake a person who is pretending to be asleep. -Navajo Proverb |
| 1616 | You made your bed, now lie in it. |
| 1617 | You may laugh at a friend's roof; don't laugh at his sleeping accomodation. -Kenyan Proverb |
| 1618 | You must climb the mountain if you would see the plain. -Chinese Proverb |
| 1619 | Young people tell what they are doing, old people what they have done and fools what they wish to do. -French Proverb |
| 1620 | Young pigs grunt as as old pigs grunted before them. -Danish Proverb |
| 1621 | Your friend has a friend; don't tell him. -Jewish Proverb |
| 1622 | You've got to do your own growing, no matter how tall your grandfather was. -Irish Proverb |
| 1623 | Za dvumya zaitsami pogonish'sya, ne odnogo ne poimaesh'. (If you chase two rabbits, you will not catch either one.) -Russian Proverb |
| 1624 | Zeal without knowledge is a runaway horse. |
