Scottish Proverbs - page 23

Never take a wife till you know what to do with her. (Scottish Proverb)
Get what you can and keep what you have; that's the way to get rich. View proverb
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It ill becomes a carpenter to be heavy-handed, a smith to be shake-handed, or a physician to be tenderhearted. View proverb
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A day to come seems longer than a year that's gone. View proverb
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If you don't see the bottom, don't wade. View proverb
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Be happy while you're living, For you're a long time dead. View proverb
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Fools look to tomorrow. Wise men use tonight. View proverb
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You will never know a man till you do business with him. View proverb
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If the Devil were dead, folk would do little for God's sake. View proverb
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A wise lawyer never goes to law himself. View proverb
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Monday is the key day of the week. (Scottish Proverb)
Don't marry for money, you can borrow it cheaper. View proverb
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I would as soon see your nose be cheese, and the cat get the first bite of it. View proverb
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Take care of your pennies and your dollars will take care of themselves. View proverb
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Were it not for hope the heart would break. View proverb
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Learn young, learn fair; learn old, learn more. View proverb
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A man canna wive and thrive in the same year. View proverb
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He that is fraid of a far--should never hear thunder. View proverb
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I have a sliddery Eel by the tail. View proverb
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It is a pain both to pay and pray. View proverb
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It is weil warit they have sorrow, that buyes it with their silver. (Scottish Proverb)
Kindnesse will creep where it may not gang. View proverb
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Long ere you cut Falkland-wood with a Pen-knife. View proverb
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Of ane ill comes many. View proverb
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Over narrow counting culzies no kindnesse. View proverb
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