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• The buyer first disparages.

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• The bushes grow in order to cover defects.

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• The bride’s faults are hidden by the dowry.

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• The boss said to the servant, when there isn’t what you want, eat what there is.

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• The bigger the chance, the less the security.

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• The big bells have to ring, in order for the little bells to ring.

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• The best of all worlds: A sunny Christmas and a log fire on Easter.

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• The bed of the Dominicans, the table of the Capuccins, and the luxury of the Benedictines.

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• The beauty of the play is to do deeds and speak little.

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• The bankrupt merchant is half rich.

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• The bands of Palermo and the privileges of Messina.

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• The bands in Messina play from morning until night.

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• The bad collector makes the bad payer.

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• The arm of the young and the head of the old.

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• The ancient motto says: When you can eat the figs, prune the fig trees.

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• That which is written, is meant to be read.

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• That which is agreed upon is not deception.

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• Ten ounces to all, eleven ounces to some, and a full twelve to no one.

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• Taking a bite of the bread restores your appetite.

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• Take her by herself and take her with nothing.

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