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231. Preparing for the holiday is neither enlightening nor lasting.. Sicilian Proverb. Preparing for the holiday is neither enlightening nor lasting.
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232. A fever in autumn is either long lasting or mortal.. Sicilian Proverb. A fever in autumn is either long lasting or mortal.
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233. Bread and cheese, neither beneficial nor bad.. Sicilian Proverb. Bread and cheese, neither beneficial nor bad.
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234. Death respects neither young nor old, neither poor nor rich.. Sicilian Proverb. Death respects neither young nor old, neither poor nor rich.
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235. Don't preach, neither at home nor abroad.. Sicilian Proverb. Don't preach, neither at home nor abroad.
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236. Neither you happy nor I consoled.. Sicilian Proverb. Neither you happy nor I consoled.
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237. When death is near, neither doctors nor medicine help.. Sicilian Proverb. When death is near, neither doctors nor medicine help.
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238. Monreale, a city without comfort, either it rains, or the wind blows, or bells ring for the dead.. Sicilian Proverb. Monreale, a city without comfort, either it rains, or the wind blows, or bells ring for the dead.
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239. Who doesn't want to stay with friends, is either a cop, a cuckold, or a spy.. Sicilian Proverb. Who doesn't want to stay with friends, is either a cop, a cuckold, or a spy.
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240. A woman who dresses up and puts on makeup is either in love or a clean whore.. Sicilian Proverb. A woman who dresses up and puts on makeup is either in love or a clean whore.
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