The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-30
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If every Yne would mend one. all would be amended
If 1t bear it would bite you
men are so wicked with religion. what would they do
If pride were an there would be many teachers.
II the cap fits, wear it..
If the counsel be good, no matter who gave it
II the devil catch idle, he'll set him at work.
If the old dog barks he gives counsel
If the time doesn't suit suit yourself to the time
If thou wouldst keep money, money.
II you command wisely you'n be obeyed cheerfully.
If you do not hear Reason she will rap your knuckles
If you sail with bad wind you must understand lacking
If you will enjoy the fire. must put up with the smoke
If you would fame let the find you in bed.
II you would get rid of a bore lend him money.
If you would go to the top, frst to the bottom.
II you would have things come your go after them
you would know the value of money try to borrow
II wishes haysacks every tramp could keep horse
If wishes buttercakes, beggars might bite.
If wishes would bide, beggars would ride
Ignorance is the mother of impudence.
Ignorance is voluntary misfortune
Ill got i'll spent.
III gotten goods seldom prosper.
Ill will said well
Impatence does diminish, but augments, the evil
In a nights time springs mushroom.
In all games it Is good to leave of winner
In avoiding cinders step not burning Goals
In every pond there fish and frogs.
In giving and taking 1t is easy mistaking
In fair weather prepare for foul.
In life, as in chess, forethought wins.
In the end, things will mend.
In too much dispute truth is lost
Ineessant scribbling is death thought
Industry is fortunes right frugality left
Insoence is pride with her mask pulled off.
It does not thunder until the lightning has struck
1t is a poor heart that rejoices.
is foolish sheep that makes the wolf his confessor
II is a long lane that hath turning
1t is rare miracle for money to lack master.
II s silly fish that is caught twice with the same bait
1t is always well keep hold Of your horses bride
1t is III bird that betrays It's nest
1t is ill horse that will not his provender
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1t is easy to open shop but hard to keep 1t open
It good to be
It is hard to turn back upon a bridge.
It Is lost labor to where there is soil
1t is money makes the mare to 60
1t is easy to threaten than to kill
more painful to do nothing than something
It is much easier be critical than to be correct
1t is too late to learn.
It is too late to mend.
1t rains but it pours.
1t is not swap when crossing stream.
1t is time enough 10 when you are hurt.
1t is enough to must start time
1t is not good that man shonid be alone
1t the fruit which the wasp lights.
not Whist take up. but what give up, that
makes rich.
It's not good to wake sleeping lion.
It's not how long but how well live
It takes greatness to discern greatness.
Jack in love is no Judge Of Jil's beauty.
Jack-of- all trades and master of
Testing lies bring serious sorrows.
Joy surfeited to
Judge not ship as she Ieth on the stocks
Justice delayed is Justice denied
Justice tempered with too much becomes injustice
Keep thing years and win find use Tor it
Keep good company and you win be of the number
Keep cats than win catch mice.
Keep your own counsel
Keep your purse and your mouth close
XIII birds with stone.
Kindness lie the noblest weapon conquer with.
KnottE timber requires F , sharp edges
Knowledge In yorth is wisdom M IN age ont .vos
knowledge IS no burden.
but practice Ell as, key It
Lambs don't run into the of sleeping vol.
Land lost for want of an heir.
Lavishness 10 not generosity
Law cannot persuade where 1t cannot punish.
Laws flies let hornets free.
Lay things by they may to
Lean liberty is better than fat slavery.
Lean reed.
Learn to creep before you
Learn wisdom by the follies OF others.
travels slowly that poverty overakes him
Learning is sceptre to bauble to others
Learning is better than house or land
Learning is the eye of the mind.
Learning makes good better and i'll worse
Leave ralery when It is the most agreeable.
bygones be bygones.
Let not your tongue run away with your brains.
strike the the other scrape the sand
Let the cobbler stick to his last
the devil go church and he will mount the altar
Let them laugh that win
Let your best horse leap the hedge first.
your thoughts be well dressed II you want them to
in good company.
Let your trouble tarry till its own day comes
Let your purse be your master
Liars begin by imposing others and by deceiving
themselves.
Liars should have good memories.
Life is half spent before know what it is.
Life a flower of which love is the honey.
Life is what make 1t.
without a friend is death without witness
Like attracts like.
Light speak, great dumb.
Lightly come, lightly
Lips fade and wither
Lips however rosy must be fed.
Listen at the keyhole and youn news yourself
Listeners hear good of themselves.
Little and often fills the purse.
Little bodies have great souls.
Little dogs the hare but great catch it.
Little pitchers have great
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