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A pair of light shoes is not all that is needed for dancing. — Danish
A fool can dance without a fiddle. — English
A full belly sets a man dancing. — French
A bear which is not tied up won't dance. — Russian
A drunken man may soon be made to dance. — Danish
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All are not merry that dance. — English
An old man will not dance to make laughter. — African (Fulani)
An old monkey does not learn dancing. — African (Morocco)
As you began the dance you may pay the piper. — Dutch
Dance alone and you can jump all you wish. — Greek
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Even without drumbeats, banana leaves dance. — Cameroonian
He who dances well goes from wedding to wedding. — Spanish
He that lives in hope, dances without music. — English
He who claps his hands for the fool to dance is no better than the fool.— African (Yoruba)
He dances well to whom fortune pipes. — English
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If the bride can't dance, finds fault with the musicians. — Yiddish
If you have money, you can make even a cat dance. — Filipino
If you dance at every wedding, you'll weep at every funeral. — Yiddish
If the music changes so does the dance. — African (Hausa)
If you carry the egg basket do not dance. — Cameroonian
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In the fiddler's house every one is a dancer. — French
It is no child's play when an old woman dances. — Danish
It does not become the sparrow to mix in the dance of the cranes. — Danish
It was surely the devil that taught women to dance and asses to bray. — English
It's good dancing on another man's floor. — Dutch
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