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Page 170
Pacific Press Publishing Association
From
Signs of the Times, Vol. 20, No. 11.
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"RAM'S HORN" BLASTS.
A LAZY man's clock always runs too fast.
Mercy counted is trouble rubbed out.
Small fish will nibble at any kind of bait.
No vice has any more ugly face than self-conceit.
Many people think nothing can be wrong that pays well.
The back-seat professor wants a front seat at a circus.
The man who lives a lie does it with a sword over his head.
The devil is afraid of the man who can praise God in the dark.
A wise man can see more with one eye than a fool with two.
The favorite employment of a conceited man is to brag of himself.
If we keep close to Christ, we will never find any weight in his yoke.
Don't go security for the man who lets his gate swing on one hinge.