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    Wise Sayings
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    Beware of the person with two faces.
    Category: Hypocrisy Source: Dutch
    Froth is not beer.
    Category: Appearance and reality Source: Dutch
    A beggar's estate lies in all lands.
    Source: Dutch
    A beggar's hand is a bottomless basket.
    Source: Dutch
    A blind man may sometimes shoot a crow.
    Source: Dutch
    A brilliant daughter make a brittle wife.
    Source: Dutch
    A cat that meweth much catcheth but few mice.
    Source: Dutch
    A cock is valiant on his own dunghill.
    Source: Dutch
    A cow-year, a sad year; a bull-year, a glad year.
    Source: Dutch
    A daily guest is a great thief in the kitchen.
    Source: Dutch
    A dog with a bone knows no friends.
    Source: Dutch
    A flying crow always catches something.
    Source: Dutch
    A fool and his money are soon parted.
    Source: Dutch
    A fool may chance to say a wise thing.
    Source: Dutch
    A fool may give a wise man counsel.
    Source: Dutch
    A friend at one's back is a safe bridge.
    Source: Dutch
    A friend is better than money in the purse.
    Source: Dutch
    A friend's dinner is soon dressed.
    Source: Dutch
    A good fire makes a quick cook.
    Source: Dutch
    A good friend is better than silver and gold.
    Source: Dutch
    A good horse is worth his fodder.
    Source: Dutch
    A good name is better than oil (i.e. riches).
    Source: Dutch
    A great book is a great evil.
    Source: Dutch
    A guest, like a fish, stinks the third day.
    Source: Dutch
    A guilty conscience needs no accuser.
    Source: Dutch
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