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1. Riddles ans Proverbs (ar lean)

   

   Roinn Roinn Postáil

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   11. Deep it is and damp it is and green about the bank it is, and fit for any Lord it is? A grave.
   12. Black and white and read all over? A newspaper
   13. What must you do before before going down some steps? Go up.
   14. Which is the strongest day in the week? Sunday because all the rest are week days.
   15. Why is a watch like a river? Because it does not go far without winding

   1. A bird in the had is worth two in the bush
   2. When a person looks for a load of something in vain he says: As the blackbird whistled in Malahide, ' have it yourself or be without it.'
   3. "Its an ill wind that blows nobody good."
   4. "The leaves will fall, and so will we all
   5. WHen a person is being advised not to despair he is cheerd by the words: "Never say die till you're dead."
   6. It is often declared "Dont judge the book by the cover" when a person is inclined to judge anothers character by their looks.
   7. "Always taking out of the meal bag and never putting in, soon comes to the bottom."
   8. "Ere fancy you consider consult your purse"
   9. "Two heads are better than one.

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