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

He who is lucky passes for wise man,
danger of going barefoot.
He who would catch fish must never
mind getting wet.
He who would reap well must SOW well.
He's. wise man who can make friend
of foe
He's wise man who can wear poverty
decently.
He's In clover.
Health and wealth create beauty.
Health is great riches.
High buildings have 9 low foundation.
High regions are never without storms
HIS %Inds DHm Gs Is 6sh in his strength
Hit the nail on the head.
Hoist your sail when the wind is fair.
Honest millers have golden thumbs.
Hope is a good breakfast but bad
supper PIPER. :. ,ovsr,. star
Hopes and fears checker human lives.
Hunger fetches the wolf out OF the
woods.
Hunger will break through stone walls.
He cares not whose child cry SO his
laugh -, -. .,on.v land. ,o.e. both coin
He that sows iniquity shall reap sorrow.
He that strays In thu valley will never
He's a good man whom fortune makes
better.
II camel gets his nose in the tent, his
body viii soon follow,
If madness were pain you'd hear outcrtes
If money be not thy servant 1t win DO
thy master.
his forehead, it would make him pull his
# the blind guide the blind, both shall
If the brain sows no corn it plants
thistles.
II the channels too small the water
ont
If the pills were pleasant they would
not want gliding.
ii the walls were AdAmant gold would
If today viii not tomorrow may.
II you are too fortunate you win not
know yourself.
do It yourself.
III kings may make good laws:
Ill luck enters by armfuls and departs
III luck is good for something.
III sewers make III harvest.
In every country the sun rseth In the
morning.
In every fault there Is folly.
In the coolest flint there Is hot fire.
In the company of strangers silence 10
cafe.
In the deepest water Is the best fishing.
In the forehead and the eye the lecture
of the mind doth lie.
Ingratitude Is the daughter OF PRIDE
Ingrautude makes the receiver worse but
the benefactor better.
Innocence itself sometimes hath need OF
a mask
Innocent actions carry their warrant with
them.
Innovations are dangerous.
II Is a fortunate head that never ached-
1t IL a good friend that Is always giylng
though IL be ever 20 little
II Ia good dog that can catch anything.
II is a great journey to Lies end.
II Is a hard battle where none escapes.
IL is q hard nut to crack.
II 10 a mark of wisdom to dislike folly.
II is a silly game that nobody wins
It is a silly goose that comes to toxs
sermon.
It is silly horse that can neither whin-
ny nor wsg mis- tail.
IT is bad TO be between two fires.
II Is an i'll dog that Is not worth the
whistung
II is better to hear the lark sing than
hear the mouse cheep'
II Is better 10 sit with a wise man In
prison than with a fool in Paradise.
1t is easier TO descend than ascend.
IL is easier to prevent III habits than
II IL easier to pull down than to build
1t is easier to turn the tongue than
Il is easier to win good luck than TO
retain IL.
II is easy to catch blind horse.
1t is easy TO threaten bull from
Il is the bride and spur that make
Il is the property of fools to be always
judging.
Il is right to put everything to Its proper
Il is safer to command the dead than
the living.
II Is working that makes workman.
II is no easy matter to bear prosperity
decenty.
It Is not easy to straight in the oak
the crook that grew IN the sapling.
II never thunders but 1t rains.
Il falr Ia make "A world.
II takes two to make a bargain.
lite an i'll wind that blows no one good.
It's past Joking when the heads off.
II 10 pride. not nature, that Graves much.
Judge not of men or things at first sight
Judge not that ye DO not judged.
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Keep the wolf from the door.
Knowledge comes but wisdom fingers.
Knowledge Is silver among the poor.
gold among mobiles and jewel among
princes.
Keep some iii furthermore come
Keep thy shop and thy shop will keep
thee.
Keeping from falling is better than help
Kindle not fire that you cannot ex-
tingtIsh
Kings have long arms and have many
eyes and ears.
Kna5ery may serve for turn but hon.
esty is best in the long run.
knowledge directeth practice and prao-
tee tncreaseth knowledge
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Lame hares are Ill TO help.
Lavishness ia not generosity.
I.aW-mal xers should not be breakers.