1393 Scottish Proverbs / Page 31
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He's sairest dung that's paid wi' his ain wand.602.
He's ta'en a start and an owerloup.603.
He's the gear that winna traik.604.
He's twice fain that sits on a stane.605.
He's weel wordy sorrow that buys it.606.
He's weel worthy o' sorrow that buys it wi' his ain siller.607.
He's wise that's timely wary.608.
Hear all parties.609.
Hens are aye free of horse corn.610.
Highest in the court, nearest the widdie.611.
Him that lives on hope has a slim diet.612.
His auld brass will buy a new pan.613.
His bark is waur than his bite.614.
His eggs hae a' twa yolks.615.
His meal's a' daigh.616.
His room's better than his company.617.
His tongue's nae slander.618.
Honours change manners.619.
Hope puts that haste into zour heid.620.
Horns an' grey hair dinna aye come o' years.