Sicilian proverbs

Sea urchins, limpets, and crabs you spend a lot and eat nothing.

Love is like a cucumber, it starts off sweet and ends up bitter.

Meat makes meat, bread makes a paunch, and wine makes you dance.

Sometimes the rope is too short, sometimes the well is too deep.

Where many roosters are crowing, it's not because it's daylight.

Don't try to make yourself a land baron at the turn of the river.

The prior said to the abbess: without money no Mass will be sung.

Eyes that you have made cry, cry; so it's no wonder if they tear.

Having vision as sharp as a kite and hearing as keen as a rabbit.

As long as you're moving about you can always regain good health.

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