Serbian proverbs
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- God does not pay every Saturday.[1]
- When the sun shines on me I think but little of the moon.[1]
- Tell the truth and make thyself scarce.[1]
- The just man laughs and the guilty hides himself.[1]
- No trade without tools.[1]
- Where right is of no use wrong will not avail.[2]
- Who does not keep a cat keeps mice.[2]
- No resolution without discussion.[2]
- The miser ends by giving more, and the lazy man by going further.[2]
- What is play to horses is death to donkeys.[2]
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Sources[]
- Cecil Palmer & Hayward (1913). National Proverbs: Serbia. Ferrestone Press. (Public Domain)
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