Spanish proverbs

If you listen at a hole, you will hear ill of yourself as well as others.

The fox does not do as much mischief in a year as it pays for in an hour.

Plough wet or dry, and you will not have to kiss your neighbour's breech.

The tiger that has once tasted blood is never sated with the taste of it.

The day I did not sweep the house, there came to it one I did not expect.

If you want to thrash your wife, ask her for a drink of water in the sun.

When the corsair promises masses and candles, it goes ill with the galley.

He who has both money and bread, may choose with whom his daughter to wed.

In hunting and in love you begin when you like and leave off when you can.

God defend you from the devil, the eye of a harlot, and the turn of a die.

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