(Its) En 37 Les citations et proverbes avec source euphémismes de sagesse et de dictionnaires à propos de its

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Catch your bear before you sell its skin , Eloquence hath its charm , An eloquent rooster crows within its egg shell , Every flow must have its ebb , Every heart has its own ache , Every horse thinks its own back heaviest , Everything has its proper time and place , Everything is good in its season , Give the bow to its maker , Haste trips over its own heels , It is a foolish bird that soils its own nest , One carries his chin another feels its weight , A place for everything and everything in its place , The rotten apple injures its neighbours , There is no garden without its weeds , A tree is known by its fruit , The value of the home lies in its residents , Virtue is its own reward , You cannot judge a book by its cover , You can not tell a book by its cover , The bread never falls but on its buttered side , Every bullet has its billet , A chain is no stronger than its weakest link , A clever hawk hides its claws , The dog returns to its vomit , Every elm has its man , Every herring must hang by its own gill , It’s an ill bird that fouls its own nest , The kumara does not speak of its own sweetness , Every land has its own law , A lie is halfway round the world before the truth has got its boots on , The rotten apple injures its neighbour , A stream cannot rise above its source , The tree is known by its fruit , Every tub must stand on its own bottom , It is a wise child that knows its own father , An army marches on its stomach .