Famous Proverbs
327 Proverbs about Ither / Page 18
171.
Only when the last tree has withered, and the last fish caught, and the last river been poisoned, will we realize we cannot eat money.172.
A man who lives alone is either always overworked, or always overfed.173.
When there are two cooks, the soup becomes either salty or saltless.174.
From Spain can come neither good winds nor good marriages.175.
Either chest in crosses, or a head in bushes.176.
Neither fish nor meat.177.
Neither rhyme nor harmony.178.
A dog on the hay: will neither eat it himself, nor let others eat it.179.
A dog on the hay: will neither eat it himself, nor let others eat.180.
Like the herb plucked on Sunday, it does neither good nor ill.