1862 Proverbs about Make / Page 25
481. 
Promises make debts, and debts make promises.
482. 
Rest makes rusty.
483. 
Tender surgeons make foul wounds.
484. 
The eye of the master makes the horse fat, and that of the mistress the chambers neat.
485. 
The third person makes good company.
486. 
The worst wheel makes most noise.
487. 
Time and straw make medlars ripe.
488. 
When fools go to market, pedlars make money.
489. 
When thine enemy retreateth, make him a golden bridge.
490. 
A fair booty makes a fair thief.
491. 
Alms never make poor.
492. 
An empty barrel makes the most noise.
493. 
Crooked logs make straight fires.
494. 
He that shippeth the devil must make the best of him.
495. 
Learning makes people fit company for themselves.
496. 
Let him make use of instinct who cannot make use of reason.
497. 
One funeral makes many.
498. 
Peace makes plenty.
499. 
Raw cucumber makes the churchyards prosperous.
500. 
Set out wisely at first; custom will make every virtue more easy and pleasant to you than any vice can be.
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