ENGLISH PROVERB
1. Dont cry over spilt milk
2. Kill two birds with one stone
3. Such things bring grist to his
mill
4. To behold the mote in the eye of
one's neighbour, but not the
beam in one's own
5. Out of the frying-pan into the
fire
6. No rose without thorn
7. Huge winds blow on high hills
8. A thorn in one's flesh
9. To carry coals to New-castle
10. To fish in troubled waters
11. To cherish a viper in one's
bosom
12. One scabbed sheep is
enough to spoil a flock
13. Don't look a gift horse in the
mouth
14. An eye for an eye, a tooth for
a tooth
15. There is a snake under the
grass
16. What's done is done
17. His bread is buttered on both
sides
18. The apple falls near the tree
19. Such as the tree, such is the
fruit
20. Misfortunes never come
singly