Part 54 (1/2)

_Menyie_--the servants or folloill be ready to follow the example

If the lift fa' the laverocks will be smoored

Literally, if the sky falls the larks will be s some very improbable occurrence

If the mare has a bald face the filly will hae a blaze

Equivalent to saying, that if the mother is of one complexion the child will be the opposite

If this be a feast, I hae been at mony

The inference is, that he is not pleased with the treat

If we canna preach in the kirk, we can sing mass in the quire

If we haena the warld's wealth, we hae the warld's ease

If wishes were horses beggars wad ride, and a' the warld be drowned in pride

If you be angry, claw your wame, an' cool i' the skin ye het in

”Spoken to thery, sit laigh and

Synony, ”If the cap fits, wear it”

If ye dinna haud hi, that if not restrained they will do too ly of course

If ye dinna like what I gie ye, tak what ye brought wi' ye

If ye dinna see the bottoh an undertaking, do not venture on it at all

If ye do nae ill, dinna be ill like: if ye steal na my kail, breakna ht that's like thereto”--_English_

If ye gang a year wi' a cripple, ye'll liood manners”

If ye had as little money as ye hae manners, ye would be the poorest man o' a' your kin

If ye'll blaw your ain whistle, ye maun uphaud the win'

If you had been anither, I would hae denied you the first word