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Proverbs and Sayings About Cats - Page 2
Here are more proverbs and sayings about cats. Some of them are rather strange.
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No one will lift the cat's tail unless the cat itself does.
A Finnish Proverb
It is too much to expect of a cat that she should sit by the milk and not lap it.
A German Proverb
The cat's a saint when there are no mice about.
A Japanese Proverb
When the cat mourns the mouse, don't take her seriously.
A Japanese Proverb
It is better to feed one cat than many mice.
A Norwegian Proverb
A strange black cat on your porch brings prosperity.
A Scottish Proverb
A cat will not play after she is a year old.
A Welsh Proverb
A cat in the grass is a tiger in the jungle.
An English Proverb
An old cat laps as much milk as a young.
An English Proverb
In a cat's eyes, all things belong to cats.
An English Proverb
To please himself only the cat purrs.
An Irish Proverb
A cat sneezing is a good omen for everyone who hears it.
An Italian Proverb