Ill begun, ill done, [331]
Ill fares the young bird in the urchin’s hand, [282]
Ill got, ill spent, [171]
Ill-gotten goods never prosper, [172]
Ill in kine and worse in beeves, [109]
Ill luck comes by pounds and goes away by ounces, [102]
Ill luck enters by fathoms and departs by inches, [218]
Ill luck is good for something, [5]
Ill luck upon ill luck, and a stone for a pillow, [230]
Ill-matched horses draw badly, [336]