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PROVERBS PREVIOUS NEXT means that: 2: Patience is a plaster for all sores. meaning: 3: Pay beforehand was never well served supposes that : 4: Pen is mightier than the sword. suggests that: 5: Penny wise and pound foolish. used for: 6: People who live in glass houses should not throw stones. said to mean that: 7: Pity is akin to love suggests that: 8: Pity is akin to love. suggests that: 9: Pleasure has a sting in its tail. meaning: 10: Plenty is no plague. states that: 11: Politeness costs little but yields much. said to mean that: 12: Possession is nine points of the law expression stating that: 13: Possession is nine points of the law : 14: Poverty is no sin. said to mean that: 15: Poverty waits at the gates of idleness. used to say that: 16: Power corrupts, and absolute power corrrupts absolutely. suggests that: 17: Practice makes perfect. said to mean that: 18: Practice what you preach. advice: 19: Praise the child and you make love to the mother. suggests that: 20: Prevention is better than cure; meaning that: 21: Pride feels no pain suggests that: 22: Pride goes before a fall. advises : 23: Pride goes before a fall. warning that: 24: Problem shared is a problem halved. used to say that: 25: Procrastination is the thief of time. used to say that: 26: Promise is a debt. said to mean that: 27: Promise little, but do much. meaning: 28: Promises are like pie crust, meaning: 29: Promises, like piecrust, are made to be broken. suggests that: 30: Prosperity makes friends, and adversity tries them. also: 31: Providence is always on the side of the big battalions. states that: 32: Punctuality is the politeness of kings states that: 33: Punctuality is the soul of business. meaning: 34: Put not your hand between the bark and the tree. advices that: 35: Put your money where your mouth is, used to say: |
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