The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-30

Flies leave the kitchen when the dishes empty.
Fools. like the poor always with us.
Fortune gives her hand the bold
Fortune makes friends misfortune tries them
Friends in distress make troubles less.
Friends tie their purse with a eobw web thread.
Friendship is plant that must often water
Gain got by lie will fingers
Garlands not for every brow
Getting out well is quarter of the journey.
Gifts from enemies dangerous.
Gifts make beggars bold
Give a dog n i'll and you may well hang him.
Give thief rope enough and he'll hang himself
Give and spend, and God win send.
Give the devil his due
Go farther fare
Go into the country hear what's in the town.
God deliver from a of one book.
God helps those who help themselves.
God empers the well as the land.
God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.
Good actions their warrant with them
Good counsel never comes amiss
Good enough is ought
Good health is above wealth.
Good luck reaches farther than long
Good to begin WELL better to end we'll
Gossiping and lying go together
Grass grows not, upon the highway
Great bodies slowly.
Great engines turn small pvots.
hopes make great
Great ships require deep waters
Great spenders lenders.
Get all you can, and what you get hold
Get thy spindle and thy dstan ready and God win send
Givea clown your finger and he'll take your hand
Give advice to all but be security for
Give losers leave speak and winners to laugh
Give the piper penny to play and two to leave or
Give pearls the hogs
Giving much to the doth increase mans store
Glasses and asses brittle
Glowing Goals sparkle oft.
Go to bed with the lamb and rise with the lark.
God the harmless
God helps the sailor but he must
Go deep enough and you will find In every one some
spring o knowledge.
Gold balm a wounded spirit.
the goose that the great egg aid hay.
things
Good fare lessons
Good instruction is better than riches
Good preachers give fruits and not flowers.
Good take doth surely speed.
Good watch prevents misfortune
Govern thyse and thou wilt be able to govern the world
Great braggers. nttle doors
Great gifts for great
Great trees keep down the little ones.
Great virtues small vices
Grief pent up Will burst the heart
Guilt is always Jealous
by hair head grows bald.
Handsome is handsome does
Happy is the bride the shines
Haste makes
Have care OF silent dog and stili
Have place Tor everything and everything in its place
He bears misery best that hides II most
He gives double who gives masked.
He gveth twice who gives in trice
He harps always one string.
He has got the fiddle but not the stick.
lie has two strings TO bow.
He hath conquered made his enemies ny
He his wits end
He is above his enemies that despises injuries
He is good orator who eonvinces himself
He Is lion in good
He lfeless Is faultless.
He is that Is in the company noble thoughts
He not wise that play the fool occasion
He is free who drags his chain after him.
s his legs.
He rich is satisfied
He is wary sleeps ike with his eyes open.
paid s well satisfied
He knows which side his bread is buttered N.
He makes friend who made foe.
may hope the that's prepared worst
put a line feather in his cap
He stout enemy that his anger
He takes the bull by the horns
He is wise that is honest
blows the dust own eyes
He that always complains is ptied.
He that builds castles in the air viii
He that goes softly goes safely.
He that handles a nettle tendery is soonest stung.
He that hath money needeth purse.
He that hires the horse ride before.
He that is master of himself win be Of
He that pays last pays twice.
He that promises much nothing
He that runs fast win not run long
He that scattereth thorns go barefoot
He that teaches himself has fool for his master.
He that travels far knows much.
He that wants hope is the poorest alive.
He that win conquer must fight.
He that will steal will steal
He that viii look before look behind.
He that would have the fruit climb tree.
He who ayenges every aront means not to live long
He who many things finishes few.
He who has but lend it.
He who hath lost confidence hath little
He who is gddy thinks the world
He who is well has half the battle
He who thorns viii reap grapes
He would the daughter win with the
begin
Hear twice before You speak
He's friend to who is friend to all
Hit the nail the head.
Honesty is the best policy
Honey is sweet but the bee stings.
Hope long deferred maketh the heart sick.
Hungry horses make Manager.
Hungry think the cook lazy.
"Had I Thought" died in the poorhouse.
Half is good land
Hang not all Your bells
Happiness is bird all pursue but catch.
Happy he that is happy in his children.
Happy shall have many friends
Hard hits make hard hearts
Harvest not day tho it every year.
thine and thou mayst another'a
blind love.
a few friends the much acquaintance
s wealth.