Mexican proverbs

He whoa breeds crows, will have his eyes taken out- you harvest what you planted.

Not so much that it burns the saint, nor so little that it doesn't illuminate him.

He who is anxious to secure the best tends to get stuck with the worst of the rest.

He who makes more of you than usual either designs to cheat you or wants your assistance.

You must not tell all that you know, nor judge all that you see, if you would live in peace.

He who has a hundred and one pesos, and owes a hundred and two, let him commend himself to god.

To the dead, internment and, to the living, enjoyment orto the dead, the grave and, to the living, chicken.

If you want to live in peace, you must not tell everything that you know, nor judge everything that you see.

Tree that grows crooked will never be straightened - bad habits learned early in life are hard to get rid of later.

In this treacherous world there is neither truth nor lie; everything is like the color of the crystal through which you gaze.

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