Agnolo Firenzuola quotes

This ogress will want to catch two beans with one pigeon. (Agnolo Firenzuola)
No blood is from a turnip to be drawn. View quote
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Well says the proverb, that it is better to live with wild beasts in caves, than in the same house with a cross-grained and quarrelsome woman. View quote
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You always expect a sheep to have five legs. View quote
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'Tis Nature's use, when in one point she fails. Aye in some other to make good the loss. View quote
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He who desires everything, has nothing. View quote
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He who would ease the pain of his wound, should pay his doctor well. Isn't it so, Doctor? And he who would be cured should pay him badly. View quote
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Act III., Scene V. - (Fiametta). View quote
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He who makes a bad marriage never escapes from his troubles. View quote
Agnolo Firenzuola

Agnolo Firenzuola

Occupation: Italian Poet
Born: September 19, 1493
Died: June 17, 1543
Quotes count: 9
Wikipedia: Agnolo Firenzuola