Swedish proverbs

If you marry money the devil lays an egg in your storeroom.

The poorest payer is the best collector of his own credits.

The child's bottom and April weather arre not to be trusted.

One should go out of the way for little children and drunks.

Who is insulted for a long time, finally loses his patience.

An upstanding peasant is bigger than a nobleman on his knees.

Midsummer night is not long but it sets many cradles rocking.

After the rain the grass will grow; after wine, conversation.

It is the crime that causes the shame, and not the punishment.

A peacock has too little in its head and too much in its tail.

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