1234 Sicilian Proverbs
1. 
A bequest, a found treasure, and parsimony make a man wealthy.
2. 
A big dog doesn't play around with a lap dog.
3. 
A bird shows its worth with its song, an intellect by its speech.
4. 
A bountiful pear harvest means shortages of everything else.
5. 
A cart horse doesn't last long.
6. 
A Christian is more of a scoundrel than a rascal of a non-believer.
7. 
A coddled cat doesn't catch mice.
8. 
A contented stomach, a forgiving heart; but an empty stomach pardons nothing.
9. 
A continuous fever even grounds the lion.
10. 
A couple married on Monday is headed for a fall.
11. 
A deadly sin can't be concealed.
12. 
A dog for the mother, a horse for the father.
13. 
A dry January means a filled hayloft.
14. 
A dry year still produces a harvestable crop.
15. 
A fat cow makes a thin calf.
16. 
A fever in autumn is either long lasting or mortal.
17. 
A fortress is made of more than one stone.
18. 
A frequent accounting, a long friendship.
19. 
A full ear requires three good things: good time, good seeds and good hoeing.
20. 
A good fire gives the cook latitude.
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