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A bad hair cut is two people's shame.
~ Danish Proverb
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A bad horse eats as much as a good one.
~ Danish Proverb
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A bad tree does not yield good apples.
~ Danish Proverb
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A bad wife wishes her husband's heel turned homewards, and not his toe.
~ Danish Proverb
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A barren sow is never kind to pigs.
~ Danish Proverb
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A bird may be ever so small, it always seeks a nest of its own.
~ Danish Proverb
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A blind pigeon may sometimes find a grain of wheat.
~ Danish Proverb
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A bold attempt is half success.
~ Danish Proverb
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A bold man has luck in his train.
~ Danish Proverb
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A boor remains a boor, though he sleep on silken bolsters.
~ Danish Proverb
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A borrowed horse and your own spurs make short miles.
~ Danish Proverb
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A burnt child fears the fire, and a bitten child fears a dog.
~ Danish Proverb
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A child must creep until it learns to walk.
~ Danish Proverb
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A child's back must be bent early.
~ Danish Proverb
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A child's sorrow is short-lived.
~ Danish Proverb
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A clean hand moves freely through the land.
~ Danish Proverb
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A clever man's inheritance is found in every country.
~ Danish Proverb
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A cow is not called dappled unless she has a spot.
~ Danish Proverb
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A cross-grained woman and a snappish dog take care of the house.
~ Danish Proverb
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A crow is never the whiter for often washing.
~ Danish Proverb
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