Scottish Proverbs - page 42

Give and take makes good friends. (Scottish Proverb)
Give you an inch you'll take an ell. View proverb
Scottish Proverb
Sairs shouldna be sair handled. View proverb
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Say well's good but do well is better. View proverb
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Scornfu' dogs eat dirty puddin's. View proverb
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Sel, sel, has half-filled hell. View proverb
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Set a knave to catch a knave. View proverb
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God keep ill gear out o' my hands; for if my hand ance get it, my heart winna part wi't, sae prayed the gude earl of eglinton. View proverb
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Good watch prevents harm. View proverb
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Greed and envy are good neighbors. View proverb
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Guid will should be tean in pairt peyment. (Scottish Proverb)
Hae you gear, or hae you nane, tine heart a' is gone. View proverb
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Put your hand nae farther oot than your sleeve will reach. View proverb
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Quick returns mak rich merchants. View proverb
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Rue and time grew baith at ae garden. View proverb
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Hand in use is father of lair. View proverb
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Have ye gear have ye nane, tine heart and a's gane. View proverb
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He brings a staff to break his ain head. View proverb
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He comes aftener with the rake then the shool. View proverb
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He does na aye ride when he saddles his horse. View proverb
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Pigs may whistle, but they hae an ill mouth for't. (Scottish Proverb)
Plenty makes dainty. View proverb
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Possession is eleven points of the law. View proverb
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Pride and grace dwell never in ae place. View proverb
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He has coosten his cloak on the ither shouther. View proverb
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