Maltese proverbs

See a sheaf of corn in the morning and a young woman in the evening.

Marry a man older than you and not a younger man, who will tire of you.

The wagtail hops and flaps its wings, but the male dove feeds and coos.

He who makes a fool of himself on account of a woman is well nigh ruined.

Once you put on? the wedding ring you must submit to all that is necessary.

He who has had no experience of evil cannot know the worth of what is good.

When the husband is a hen and the wife is a cock, the house is topsy-turvy.

The person who thinks about his own grief forgets about the grief of others.

The one who has had no experience of evil cannot know the worth of what is good.

The world is a wheel and men are the fellowes, and the devil prowling around spins.

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