Scottish Proverbs - page 4

A travelled man hath leave to lye. (Scottish Proverb)
True love kythes in time of need. View proverb
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Twa Daughters, and a back-door, are three stark thieves. View proverb
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Twa wits is better nor ane. View proverb
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Two fools in ane house, is over many. View proverb
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Two Wolves may worry ane Sheep. View proverb
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We have a craw to pluck. View proverb
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Wealth gars wit waver. View proverb
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All are not maidens that wears bare hair. View proverb
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All fails that fools thinks. View proverb
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All fellows, Jock and the Laird. (Scottish Proverb)
All is not tint that is in peril. View proverb
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All overs are ill but over the water. View proverb
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They are welcome that brings. View proverb
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They had never an ill day, that had a good evening. View proverb
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They put at the Cairt, that is ay gangan. View proverb
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They that speirs meikle will get wot of part. View proverb
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They will know by an half-penny if a Preist will take offering. View proverb
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This bolt came never out of your bag. View proverb
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Thy Thumb is under my Belt. View proverb
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All things hes an end, a Pudding hes twa. (Scottish Proverb)
All things thrive but thrice. View proverb
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All things wytes that well not fares. View proverb
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An old seck craves meikle clouting. View proverb
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There is many a fair thing full false. View proverb
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