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221. From middle age on, everything of interest is either illegal, immoral or fattening.. American Proverb. From middle age on, everything of interest is either illegal, immoral or fattening.
American Proverb

222. A soldier's no boor though no gentleman either.. Finnish Proverb. A soldier's no boor though no gentleman either.
Finnish Proverb

223. A good merchant has neither money nor goods.. Russian proverb. A good merchant has neither money nor goods.
Russian proverb

224. Uncollected olives, left at random fill neither the saddle bag nor the little sack.. Sicilian Proverb. Uncollected olives, left at random fill neither the saddle bag nor the little sack.
Sicilian Proverb

225. Who stays at the master and doesn't learn, is either a jackass or pretends to be one.. Sicilian Proverb. Who stays at the master and doesn't learn, is either a jackass or pretends to be one.
Sicilian Proverb

226. Who wants to chase two rabbits, will get neither one nor the other.. Sicilian Proverb. Who wants to chase two rabbits, will get neither one nor the other.
Sicilian Proverb

227. From twenty to thirty, neither pulling nor pushing, from thirty on up a woman is of no further use.. Sicilian Proverb. From twenty to thirty, neither pulling nor pushing, from thirty on up a woman is of no further use.
Sicilian Proverb

228. At fifty a man is either the Pope or a fool.. Sicilian Proverb. At fifty a man is either the Pope or a fool.
Sicilian Proverb

229. With selling and buying there are neither friends nor cronies.. Sicilian Proverb. With selling and buying there are neither friends nor cronies.
Sicilian Proverb

230. A woman who counsels you either puts you in a skirt or a bridle.. Sicilian Proverb. A woman who counsels you either puts you in a skirt or a bridle.
Sicilian Proverb

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