Part 4 (1/2)

A fu' heart is aye kind

A fu' heart never lee'd

Intienerally cos

A fu' ry horse aye mak haste hame

A fu' man's a true man

A man under the influence of drink, if he speak at all, speaks truth, and often more of that than is pleasant

A fu' purse ed in coossip freely

A fu' purse never lacks friends

A fu' sack can bear a clout on the side

A man in prosperous circumstances can afford to listen to the envious remarks of those who have not been so fortunate

A fu' waht back

A full sto, were it but a thorn or a broken tae

”A h the proverb is often applied to those ent abroad and got a ht safely have stayed at hoentle horse should be sindle spurr'd

A gi'en game was ne'er won

A voluntary concession i'en horse shouldna be looked i' the owk at Yule 'll no be bright at Beltane