Two of the following proverbs have similar meanings. Which ones are they?

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A proverb is an old saying that expresses some sort of widely held belief or tries to give words of wisdom to the reader. Your job on the SLE is to determine whether the words of wisdom of each proverb mean the same, the opposite, or are completely unrelated.
No hill is so steep but a donkey loaded with gold can climb it means even a fool (a donkey), as long as he has money (gold), can conquer any obstacle in life (hill).
A golden hammer breaks an iron door means that money can take care of obstacles or problems and can open doors.
These proverbs are similar because they each warn the reader that money can help overcome great problems.
Better fortunate than rich says that it is better to be lucky than to have money. This meaning contradicts the two similar proverbs above.
No wonder can last more than three days tells us that all good things must eventually come to an end - nothing good can last forever.
All good things are three states that all good things come in bunches. Have you ever had a great weekend where several awesome things happened to you in a row? This is the feeling this proverb is referring to.
NurseHub Hint: No wonder can last more than three days and all good things are three seem like they are similar because they both have the word "three" in them. However, their meanings are unrelated.

Two of the Following Proverbs Have Similar Meanings