Spanish proverbs

The horse may wish to do one thing, but he who saddles him another.

The mother-in-law must be entreated, and the pot must be let stand.

Pay me back what you owe me; we'll talk later about what I owe you.

It is not the same thing to talk of bulls as to be in the bullring.

Memory is everyone's friend -- it leaves you when you need it most.

He that would have a beautiful wife should choose her on a Saturday.

He who has a bad wife can expect no happiness that can be so called.

They who don't keep goats and yet sell kids, where do they get them?

Of what you see, believe very little, of what you are told, nothing.

Laws, like the spider's web, catch the fly and let the hawk go free.

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