every dog has its day

saller | 17:32 Tue 23rd Jul 2002 | Phrases & Sayings

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from where does every dog has its day originate

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geofbob

This saying is usually attributed to John Heywood (1497 - 1580), an English writer and dramatist. It means that everyone, no matter how lowly or wretched their condition, occasionally comes into their own. (It should be remembered that in Heywood's day most dogs did not lead the pampered lives of today's pets.)

iselda

As in Andy Warhol's everyone will have their 'fifteen minutes of fame'

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