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Scottish Proverb:
Little kens the wife that sits by the fire, how the winde blowes cold in hurle burle swyre.
English Translation:
Little knows the wife sitting warm by the fire how cold the wind blows through Hurle-Burle pass.

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Scottish Proverb:
Drink and drouth comes sindle together.
English Translation:
Available drink and thirst rarely come at the same time.

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Scottish Proverb:
Drink and drouth comes sindle together.
English Translation:
Available drink and thirst rarely come at the same time.

Scottish Proverb:
As long as ye serve the tod, ye man bear up his tail.
English Translation:
As long as you serve the fox, you must hold up his tail.

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Scottish Proverb:
As long as ye serve the tod, ye man bear up his tail.
English Translation:
As long as you serve the fox, you must hold up his tail.

Scottish Proverb:
As sair greits the bairne that is dung afternoon, as he that is dung before noon.
English Translation:
The child who is beaten in the afternoon cries just as bitterly as the one beaten before noon.

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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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