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261. It's insane to oppose when you can neither win nor compromise.. Sicilian Proverb. It's insane to oppose when you can neither win nor compromise.
Sicilian Proverb

262. A sheep's wool sky means wind's to follow, either a Levant or a West wind or a Sirocco.. Sicilian Proverb. A sheep's wool sky means wind's to follow, either a Levant or a West wind or a Sirocco.
Sicilian Proverb

263. Pilate was neither saved nor damned.. Sicilian Proverb. Pilate was neither saved nor damned.
Sicilian Proverb

264. Neither believed nor understood is the poor who's offended.. Sicilian Proverb. Neither believed nor understood is the poor who's offended.
Sicilian Proverb

265. If you prune in March you're either a jackass or crazy.. Sicilian Proverb. If you prune in March you're either a jackass or crazy.
Sicilian Proverb

266. If you don't collect the sheep early, you get neither the sheep nor the wool.. Sicilian Proverb. If you don't collect the sheep early, you get neither the sheep nor the wool.
Sicilian Proverb

267. Laughter without reason, is either crazy or stupid.. Sicilian Proverb. Laughter without reason, is either crazy or stupid.
Sicilian Proverb

268. If you have to have animals in your house, don't have either a dog or a cat with a red coat.. Sicilian Proverb. If you have to have animals in your house, don't have either a dog or a cat with a red coat.
Sicilian Proverb

269. A red sky means either water or wind; if it doesn't rain, it will be fair weather.. Sicilian Proverb. A red sky means either water or wind; if it doesn't rain, it will be fair weather.
Sicilian Proverb

270. Whoever rides into the flood, either does not own the animal or doesn't value it.. Sicilian Proverb. Whoever rides into the flood, either does not own the animal or doesn't value it.
Sicilian Proverb

271. By candle light, neither women nor cloth.. Sicilian Proverb. By candle light, neither women nor cloth.
Sicilian Proverb

272. Whoever sows within the vineyard, neither reaps a crop nor harvests grapes.. Sicilian Proverb. Whoever sows within the vineyard, neither reaps a crop nor harvests grapes.
Sicilian Proverb

273. Such is the fate of the sheep: either shorn or roasted.. South American Proverb. Such is the fate of the sheep: either shorn or roasted.
South American Proverb

274. Give neither counsel or salt till you are asked for it.. Traditional Proverb. Give neither counsel or salt till you are asked for it.
Traditional Proverb

275. Love can neither be bought or sold, its only price is love.. Traditional Proverb. Love can neither be bought or sold, its only price is love.
Traditional Proverb

276. Neither blame or praise yourself.. Traditional Proverb. Neither blame or praise yourself.
Traditional Proverb

277. Like the herb plucked on Sunday, it does neither good nor ill.. Scottish Gaelic Proverb. Like the herb plucked on Sunday, it does neither good nor ill.
Scottish Gaelic Proverb

278. Neither draw me without cause, nor return me without honour.. Scottish Gaelic Proverb. Neither draw me without cause, nor return me without honour.
Scottish Gaelic Proverb

279. You are sure to marry a woman either beautiful or ugly; If ugly she will be a punishment; if beautiful, you will share her with others. Therefore do not marry.. Pakistani Proverb. You are sure to marry a woman either beautiful or ugly; If ugly she will be a punishment; if beautiful, you will share her with others. Therefore do not marry.
Pakistani Proverb

280. To show one's fist to a blind man is neither a sin nor a virtue.. Kashmir Proverb. To show one's fist to a blind man is neither a sin nor a virtue.
Kashmir Proverb

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