Manners.
1. As are the times, so are the manners. 1^.
2. Good manners are made up of petty sacri-
* fices. Emerson.
* fices. Emerson.
3. Good manners, to except the Lord Mayor of
London.
London.
4. Ill manners produce good laws.
5. Let him mend his manners, they will be his
own another day.
own another day.
6. Manners make the man.
7. Manners often make fortunes.
8. Meat feeds, an' claith deeds, but manners
make a man.
make a man.
9. Meat is much, but manners are more.
10. New honors change manners.
10. New honors change manners.
March.— Market.
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11. Simplicity in manners has an enchanting ef-
fect.
Striking manners are bad manners.
Striking manners are bad manners.
Rev. RobU Hall.
12. Sympathy of manners maketh conjunction
of minds.
March.
1. A bushel of March dust on the leaves, is
worth a king's ransom.
worth a king's ransom.
2. A load of March dust is worth a ducat. Ger.
3. A windy March and a rainy April, make a
beautiful May.
beautiful May.
4. March borrows three days of April and they
be ill.
be ill.
5. March grass never did good.
6. March hackman comes in like a lion and goes
out like a lamb.
out like a lamb.
7. March in Janivier, Janivier in March I fear.
8. March wind and May sun makes clothes white
and maids dun.
and maids dun.
9. March winds and April showers bring forth
May flowers.
Market.
1. Forsake not the market for the toll.
2. He loses his market who has nothing to sell.
Sp.
3. He that cannot abide a bad market deserves
not a good one.
not a good one.
4. He that sits to work in the market-place shall
have many teachers. Sp,
have many teachers. Sp,
5. It is better to have a friend on the market
than money in one's coffer. Sf,
than money in one's coffer. Sf,
l6 Marketing.— Mark.— Marksman.— Martyr.
6. No grass grows in the market-place.
7. No man makes haste to the market where
nothing is to be bought but blows.
nothing is to be bought but blows.
8. No means, no market.
9. No one has a good market for bad merchan-
dise. Fr.
dise. Fr.
10. One may come soon enough to an ill market.
XI. The lamentation of a bad market.
12. There is a great difference between market
days.
days.
13. Three women and a goose make a market (or
fair). Ger.
fair). Ger.
14. You have brought your pigs to a fine market.
15. You may know by the market folks how the
market goes.
Marketing.
1. Go early to the fish market and late to the
shambles.
shambles.
2. It is bad marketing with empty pockets. Dutch.
Mark.
I. A great mark is soonest hit.
I. A great mark is soonest hit.
Marksman.
X. A good marksman may miss.
X. A good marksman may miss.
Martyr.
1. He can never be God's martyr that is the
devil's servant.
devil's servant.
2. It is the cause and not the death that makes
* the martyr. Napoleon.
* the martyr. Napoleon.
3. No religion but can boast of its martyrs.
4. Not the pain but the cause makes the martyr.
