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From saving comes having.
Proverbs and old sayings
Scottish
A new besom sweeps clean.
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Scottish
New lairds have new laws.
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Scottish
Experience teaches fools.
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Scottish about
experience
Muckle corn, muckle care.
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Scottish
His tongue's nae slander.
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Scottish
Good watch prevents harm.
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Scottish about
good
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good luck
Hae gars a deaf man hear.
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Scottish about
man
They're a' ae sow's pick.
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Scottish
Death defies the doctors.
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Scottish about
death
Tine thimble tane thrift.
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Scottish
Dreigh bargains bode ill.
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Scottish
Nae fool to an auld fool.
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Scottish
Come unca'd sits unser'd.
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Scottish
Foul water slockens fire.
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Scottish about
fire
,
fire brigade
,
water
Leave welcome behind you.
Proverbs and old sayings
Scottish about
contentment
A hungry man's any angry.
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Scottish about
man
Mair hamely than welcome.
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Scottish
Mair hast the waur speed.
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Scottish about
speed
An auld dog bites sicker.
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Scottish
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