Scottish Proverbs - page 32

Ken when to spend and when to spare, and ye needna be busy, and ye'll ne'er be bare. (Scottish Proverb)
The knowledge of a trade is worth a handful of gold. View proverb
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One should watch out for a very trifling or lame reason given for something that has been done. View proverb
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Every man's tale is good till anither's be tauld. View proverb
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His eggs hae a' twa yolks. View proverb
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At my leisure, as lairds dee. View proverb
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His meal's a' daigh. View proverb
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Barefit fowk shouldnae tread on thorns. View proverb
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I canna afford you both tale and lugs. View proverb
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Beggars shoudna be choosers. View proverb
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Blaw the wind ne'er sae fast, it will lown at the last. (Scottish Proverb)
Blind men shoulna be judge o' colours. View proverb
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He's a proud fox that winna scrape his ain hole. View proverb
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Hungry dogs are blithe of bursten puddings. View proverb
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Come unca'd sits unser'd. View proverb
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Come with the wind and gae with the water. View proverb
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Common saw sindle lies. View proverb
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His auld brass will buy a new pan. View proverb
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His bark is waur than his bite. View proverb
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He that lives upon hope has a slim diet. View proverb
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A gude beginning maks a gude ending. (Scottish Proverb)
By chance a cripple may catch a hare. View proverb
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Eild should hae honour. View proverb
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Gude health is better than wealth. View proverb
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Happy for the son, when the dad gaes to the deil. View proverb
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