Part 54 (2/2)

Meaning that you are granted ence than another would be if similarly situated

If ye had stuck a knife in my heart it wadna hae bled

He was so ear ye hae less care

If ye're nae better, ye're snoder like, quo' the wife, when she cut off the doggie's lugs

If you laugh at your ain sport, the coh at you

If you lo'e me, let it kythe

That is, if you love me let it appear

If ye like the nut, crack it

If ye sell your purse to your wife, gie her your breeks to the bargain

”For if your wife command your purse, she will certainly have theelse”--_Kelly_

If you spend muckle, put mair to the fore

If you want your business weel done, do't yoursel

If you win at that you'll lose at naething

”Spoken to the, which will undoubtedly prove to their dae”--_Kelly_

”If you winna come you'll bide,” quo' Rory to his bride

It was a ot her or not

If you would be a , and wine

Because, proverbially speaking, the first will die, the second stink, and the third sour

I gaed through the bear-land wi' hione through all the particulars of a quarrel with another, or told hie at his conduct”--_Jaied his birn a hitch

Or, assisted him in a strait