Spanish proverbs

It is better to be a mouse in a cat's mouth than a man in a lawyer's hands.

Mother, what is marrying? Spinning, bearing children, and crying, daughter.

Don't talk too much, because your ignorance is greater than your knowledge.

He who would thrive must follow the church, the sea, or the king's service.

He who is a Basque, a good Christian and has two mules, needs nothing more.

In a choice between bad company and loneliness -- the second is preferable.

The bachelor is a peacock, the fiancT is a lion and the married man a mule.

Neither sign a paper without reading it, nor drink water without seeing it.

He who marries a widow will often have a dead man's head thrown in his dish.

With money you would not know yourself, without money nobody would know you.

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