Scottish Proverbs - page 21

Many purses holds friends together. (Scottish Proverb)
Qhuen thieves reckons, leal men comes to their geir. View proverb
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Quhen the good-man is fra hame, the board-cloth is tint. View proverb
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Shame is past the shad of your haire. View proverb
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Sokeing sale is best. View proverb
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The worst world that ever was, some man wan. View proverb
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They were never fain that fidgit. View proverb
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Well good-mother-daughter. View proverb
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Youth and age will never agree. View proverb
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He is a weak Horse that may not bear the Saddle. View proverb
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He rides sicker that fell never. (Scottish Proverb)
He that evill does, never good weins. View proverb
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If ane will not, another will. View proverb
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Plenty, is na Dainty. View proverb
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Quha may hold that will away? View proverb
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The greatest Clerks are not the wisest men. View proverb
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There are mae maidens, nor maukin. View proverb
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There is nothing mair precious nor time. View proverb
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Giff, gaff, makes good friends. View proverb
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He rises over early that is hangit ere noon. View proverb
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He that may not do as he would, mon do as he may. (Scottish Proverb)
If ever ye make a lucky pudding, I shall eat the prick. View proverb
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It is eith till, that the awn self will. View proverb
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It's a silly pack that may not pay the custom. View proverb
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Little intermitting makes good friends. View proverb
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