| proverb |
a man born to misfortune will fall on his back and fracture his nose (igisheva); all the Tracys have always the wind in their faces (igisheva); an unfortunate man would be drowned in a tea-cup (igisheva); an unhappy man's cart is easy to overthrow (igisheva); an unhappy man's cart is easy to tumble (igisheva); an unlucky man would be drowned in a tea-cup (igisheva); flies go to the lean horse (igisheva); flies hunt the lean horse (igisheva); no butter will stick to his bread (igisheva); the lean dog is all fleas (igisheva); what is worse than ill luck? (igisheva) |
