The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-10-30
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bad day never hath good night.
bad horse eats as much oats as
good one.
bad shift is better than no shift.
barley-corn is better than diamond
A bean in liberty is better than a COM
A bending crop is breaking crop.
bird in the cage Is worth hundred
black man is jewel in a fair womans
eye.
A black plum is as sweet as a white.
blind man would be glad to see it.
A blow with reed makes noise but
hurts not.
blunt wedge will sometimes do what
sharp will not.
book that remains shut is but a block
bold man has luck in his train.
bow long bent at last waXeth weak.
A bride for the tongue IS necessary
piece of furniture.
A broken friendship may be soldered but
will never be sound.
brave retreat is a brave exploit.
brilliant daughter makes brittle wife.
broken sleeve holdeth the arm back.
trouble.
cat on hot bricks is all in hurry.
child may have too much of his moth.
er's blessing
clean hand wants no washing
A clear conscience can bear any trouble.
cow may catch a hare.
countryman may be as warm in kerr
sey as a king in velvet.
courageous foe Is better than a cow
ardly friend.
A creaking door hangs long on its hinges.
crowd is not company.
cursed COW has short horns.
deed done has end
A deformed body may have beautiful
A deluge of words and drop of sense.
disease known is half cured
A wit
bone.
a drop of fortune is worth cask of
A duck VIII not always dabble in the
same gutter.
dumb man never gets land.
fair day Is mother of storm.
fair promise makes a fool merry.
fault confessed is half redressed.
feast Is not made of mushrooms only.
fine diamond may be Ill set
flow will have ebb.
fog cannot be dispelled by fan.
fool always comes short of his reckon
fool can dance without fiddle.
fool is better than an obstinate man.
fool is fulsome.
fool knows more in his own house
than wise man in anothers.
fool loseth his estate before he finds
A foci may chance to put something into
a wise mans head.
fool viii not be foiled
fool when he hath spoke hath done all.
forced kindness deserves no thanks.
foul morn may turn TO fine day.
friend In court is as good as a penny
in pocket
friend. in the market is better than
money in the chest
A friend is not known till he is lost
friend that you buy with presents win
full cup must be carried steadily.
generous confession disarms SANDER.
4 giant will starve on what win surfeit
:. A Gift with kind countenance is dou-
BILE present.
glass of water is sometimes worth
good archer is not known By his ar
good bone never falls to good dog.
A good cause and good tongue We.
money must carry Ii.
good cause makes stout heart and
strong arm.
A good face needs no paint.
good fame is better than a good face.
good fellow lights his candle at both
A good friend never offends
good garden may have some weeds.
a GOOD hog ia good for nothing till he's
A good horse has no need of spur.
A good key Is necessary 10 enter Para
4 good life keeps off wrinkles.
a good man is more too be feared than
good man viii soon run into fire
as into a quarrel.
good name Is rather to be chosen than
A good presence Is letter Of recon-
mendation.
good reputation is a fair estate
night
good salad may be prolog to bad
good talso-heed viii surely speed.
good tenant makes good landlord.
good thing Is caught up.
good tongue is a good weapon.
A good tree is good shelter
great deal happens sometimes between
great fortune is great slavery.
A great mans foolish sayings pass for
wise ones.
A great reputation is great charge
green wound is soon taled.
guilty conscience needs no accuser.
handful Of trade is a handful of gold.
hare may draw a lion with golden
hasty man never wants woe
hooks wen lost to catch a salmon.
house built by the wayside is either
too high or to- low.
hungry ran is an angry man.
hungry man secs far.
lzckdaw
A lest driven too far brings home hate
knotty piece Of timber must have
lamb Is as dear to poor man as an
A liar is not to be believed when he
speaks the trnth.
little barrel can give but little meal
little body often harbors a great soul.
little leaven leaveneth the whole lump.
little neglect may breed great mischief.
1tLic VI everything Is HoshlHg III the
main.
little rain serves to lay great dust
little stream may quench thirst well
q great river.
little stream viii drive light mill.
little time may be enough to hatch
living dog is better than dead lion
loan should come laughing home.
loose tooth and a feeble friend are
equally bad
A man at may be fool at Is.
man can do no more than he can
man cannot spin and reel at the same
time.
man forewarned is forearmed
man is not good or bad for one action
man. like watch, Is to be valued
for his goings.
man may be an artist tho he have not
his tools about him.
man may bear till his back breaks.
man may buy even gold too dear
man may hold his tongue in an i'll time.
man may live upon little but he can
not live upon nothing.
man may talk like a wise man and
yet act like a fool.
man of gladness seldom falls into mad
ness.
man of words and not of deeds Is like
garden full of weeds.
man surprised Is half beaten.
mote may choke a man.
nightingale won't sing in cage.
A pebble and diamond are alike to
blind man.
A pitcher that goes oft to the well is
broken at last.
plaster is but small amends for
broken head.
pleasure is well paid for which is long