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Dutch Proverb - B


  • "Bad company," said the thief, as he went to the gallows between the hangman and a monk.

  • Bad egg, bad chick.

  • Bashfulness is of no use to the needy.

  • Bear patiently that which thou sufferest by thine own fault.

  • Beauty is but dross it honesty be lost.

  • Before you make a friend eat a peck of salt with him.

  • Before you mount, look to the girth.

  • Behind every mountain lies a vale.

  • Better a bird in the hand than ten in the air.

  • Better a blind horse than an empty halter.

  • Better a dog fawn on you than bite you.

  • Better a friend than money to spend.

  • Better a leg broken than the neck.

  • Better afield with the birds than hanging on lords.

  • Better be carried by an ass than thrown by a horse.

  • Better beg than steal.

  • Better belly burst than good victuals spoil.

  • Better have a dog for your friend than your enemy.

  • Better keep peace than make peace.

  • Better lose your labour than your time in idleness.

  • Better on the heath with an old cart that at sea in a new ship.

  • Better once in heaven than ten times at the gate.

  • Better one eye-witness than ten hearsay witnesses.

  • Better poor on land that rich at sea.

  • Better poor with honour than rich with shame.

  • Better reap two day too soon than one too late.

  • Better reap two days early than one day late.

  • Better return half way than lose yourself.

  • Better ride a good horse for a year, than an ass all your life.

  • Better squinting than blind.

  • Better stretch your hand than your neck.

  • Better twice remembered than once forgotten.

  • Better when birds sing than where irons ring.

  • Beware of a white Spaniard and a black Englishman.

  • Beware of the man of two faces.

  • Biding makes thriving.

  • Big fish devour the little ones.

  • Big fish spring out of the kettle.

  • Bird never flew so high but it had to come to the ground for food.

  • Bite me not, my name is little grizzle; had I a little tail I should be a little lion.

  • Black hens lays white eggs.

  • Blossoms are not fruits.

  • Borrowing brings care.

  • By falling we earn to go safely.

  • By labour fire is got out of a stone.

  • By slow degrees the bird builds his nest.

  • By the living we bury the dead.

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