Scottish Proverbs - page 17

I bake nae bread by your shins. (Scottish Proverb)
I can scarce believe you, ye speak sae fair. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
I hae a scottish tongue in my head – if they speak i'se answer. View proverb
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I'll gar ye claw where its no yeuky. View proverb
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If I had a dog as daft, I would shoot him. View proverb
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If ye dinna see the bottom, dinna wade. View proverb
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It is a mean mouse that has but ae hole. View proverb
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Keep the feast to the feast day. View proverb
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Keep your tongue within your teeth. View proverb
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Kend fouk's nae company. View proverb
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Kindness comes o will, it canna be coft. (Scottish Proverb)
Lang ere ye saddle a foal. View proverb
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Lang look'd for comes at last. View proverb
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It is dear bought honey that is lickt off a thorn. View proverb
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It's sin and not poverty that makes men miserable. View proverb
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It's stinking praise comes oot o' ane's own mouth. View proverb
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It's weel won that's aff the wame. View proverb
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Its gude to dread the warst, the best will be the welcomer. View proverb
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Joke at leisure, ye kenna wha may jybe you. View proverb
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Keep out o' his company that cracks o' his cheatery. View proverb
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It's an ill cause that a lawyer thinks shame of. (Scottish Proverb)
Make not twa mewes of ane daughter. View proverb
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Poverty parts good company, and is an enemy to vertue. View proverb
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Quhair the Pig breaks, let the shels lie. View proverb
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Quhen the Tod preaches, beware of the hens. View proverb
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