Scottish Proverbs - page 37

Ye're sair fash'd hadding naething together. (Scottish Proverb)
You hae been smelling the bung. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
A light purse makes a heavy heart. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
A man o' words, and no o' deeds, is like a garden fu' o' weeds. View proverb
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A new walk in an old field. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
Ye never saw green cheese but your e'en reei'd. View proverb
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Ye watna where a blessing may light. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
Ye'll find him where you left him. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
Ye'll neither dance or haud the candle. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
Ye'll no sell your hen in a rainy day. View proverb
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A penny saved is a penny gained. (Scottish Proverb)
A Presbyterian minister had a son who was made Archdeacon of Ossery; when this was told to his father, he said, 'If my son will be a knave, I am glad that he will be an archknave.' View proverb
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A sillerless man gangs fast thraugh the market. View proverb
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Ye have nothing to do but suck and wag your tail. View proverb
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Ye have ta'en the measure of his feet. View proverb
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Ye maun spoil or ye spin. View proverb
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Ye may gang farther and fare waur. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
A twapenny cat may look at the king. View proverb
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A woman conceals what she knows not. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
Woo sellers ken aye woo-buyers. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
Ye cam a day after the fair. (Scottish Proverb)
Ye canna see the wood for trees. View proverb
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Ye fand it where the Highlandman fand the tangs. View proverb
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A' are no thieves that dogs bark at. View proverb
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A' things are good untry'd. View proverb
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