Scottish Proverbs - page 44

Nae wonder to see wasters want. (Scottish Proverb)
He that wad eat the kernel maun crack the nut. View proverb
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He wad gang a mile to flit a sow. View proverb
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He'll gang mad on a horse wha's proud on a pownie. View proverb
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Mony a ane's gear has hastened his hinder end. View proverb
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Mony aunts, mony emes, mony kin, but few friends. View proverb
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Many hands makes light work. View proverb
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Mony words, muckle drouth. View proverb
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Muckle spoken, part spilt. View proverb
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He'll no let grass grow at his heels. View proverb
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He's a hawk of a right nest. (Scottish Proverb)
He's an Aberdeen man, take his word again. View proverb
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He's free o' fruit that wants an orchard. View proverb
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He's like the smith's dog - so wheel used to the sparks that he'll no burn. View proverb
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He's ta'en a start and an owerloup. View proverb
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He's weel worthy o' sorrow that buys it wi' his ain siller. View proverb
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Honours change manners. View proverb
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Live in measure, and laugh at the mediciners. View proverb
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Love your friend and look to yoursel. View proverb
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Mair by luck than good guiding. View proverb
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Make ae lang step and down ye gae. (Scottish Proverb)
Malice is aye mindfu'. View proverb
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Hunger is good Kitchen. View proverb
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I have another tow on my rock. View proverb
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I have tane the sheaf frae the mare. View proverb
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