Famous Proverbs
193 Proverbs about Trouble / Page 16
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Let me deal with my troubles myself.152.
Everyone has his own troubles, some fewer, some more.153.
Who leaves the old way for the new, the trouble not looked for, will be found there.154.
The richer you are, the more troubles you have.155.
While you still have bread, troubles are not troubles, true troubles are without bread.156.
Who waits hoping in plans and dreams, loses time, and collects flies and troubles.157.
If the winter doesn't winter, and the summer doesn't summer, the farmstead will be in trouble.158.
Forget your troubles at the dining table.159.
It's better to have few pleasures than many troubles.160.
Though trouble be lame, it will arrive.