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Scottish Proverb:
He that spends his geir on a whoore, hes both shame and skaith.
English Translation:
He who spends his wealth on a whore gets both shame and harm.

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Scottish Proverb:
He that spends his geir on a whoore, hes both shame and skaith.
English Translation:
He who spends his wealth on a whore gets both shame and harm.

Scottish Proverb:
Of the earth mon the dyke be biggit.
English Translation:
The turf wall (dyke) must be built out of the earth at hand.

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Scottish Proverb:
Of the earth mon the dyke be biggit.
English Translation:
The turf wall (dyke) must be built out of the earth at hand.

Scottish Proverb:
He should wear iron shone that bydes his neighbours deed.
English Translation:
He should wear iron shoes who waits for his neighbor's death.

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Scottish Proverb:
He should wear iron shone that bydes his neighbours deed.
English Translation:
He should wear iron shoes who waits for his neighbor's death.

Scottish Proverb:
He is weil easit that hes ought of his own, when others goes to the meat.
English Translation:
He is well off who has something of his own when others sit down to eat.

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Scottish Proverb:
He is weil easit that hes ought of his own, when others goes to the meat.
English Translation:
He is well off who has something of his own when others sit down to eat.

Ye breed of the millers dog, ye lick your mouth or the pok be open.
Ye have a readie mouth for a ripe cherrie.
Ye wald do little for God an the devil were dead.
Ye may drink of the burn, but not byte of the brae.
Ye will get war bods or Belten.

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