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The lazy dog barks at its fleas, a dog on the hunt doesn't even feel them.
Chinese adage |
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Many dogs are the hare's death.
German adage |
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Even the largest dog was once a puppy.
Joaquin Miller, 1839-1913 |
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But he answered and said: It's not nice that you take away the childrens bread and give it to the dogs. She said: Yes, Lord; but all the doggies eat the breadcrumbs which fall down from their masters table. Matthäus 15,26-27 |
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I am not surprised, that humans are falling in love with
dogs, because a wretched creature is the dog, just like a human being.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832 |
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When my dog wakes up, I can recognize by its look, Whether or not he dreamed of me. James Gardner, 1840-1900 |
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My master will be as proud as a dog in a
jerkin.
Thomas Dekker, 1570-1632 |
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Not altogether perfect is the virtuous dog - it
guzzles!
Heinrich Heine, 19th century |
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Keep a good look out for quiet dogs and still
waters.
Latin adage |
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The life of a dog consists of hunger and
comfort.
English adage |
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At home, every dog is a lion.
Giovanni Torriano, 17th century |
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The better I become acquainted with humans, the more I admire dogs.
Madame de Sévigné, 1626-1696 |
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I despise humans, who own dogs. Those are cowards, which do not have the courage, to bite themselves August Strindberg, 1849-1912 |
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