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Scottish Proverb:
He that hes na geir to tyne, hes shins to pine.
English Translation:
He who has no money to pay a fine has shins to suffer in the stocks.

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Scottish Proverb:
He that hes na geir to tyne, hes shins to pine.
English Translation:
He who has no money to pay a fine has shins to suffer in the stocks.

Scottish Proverb:
Better a little fire that warmes, nor a meikle that burnes.
English Translation:
Better a small fire that warms than a huge one that burns.

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Scottish Proverb:
Better a little fire that warmes, nor a meikle that burnes.
English Translation:
Better a small fire that warms than a huge one that burns.

Scottish Proverb:
A yeeld sow was never good to gryses.
English Translation:
A barren (dry) sow was never good to piglets.

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Scottish Proverb:
A yeeld sow was never good to gryses.
English Translation:
A barren (dry) sow was never good to piglets.

Scottish Proverb:
Tread on a worme, and she will steir her tail.
English Translation:
Tread on a worm, and it will turn its tail.

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Scottish Proverb:
Tread on a worme, and she will steir her tail.
English Translation:
Tread on a worm, and it will turn its tail.

If there is no apple one eats a little carrot.
You must get down from your neighbour's horse even in the mud.
Lie down with the dogs and you will get up with fleas.
Make friendship with the wolf, but keep your axe ready.
The bashful beggar goes away hungry.

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