Part 65 (1/2)

Kame sindle, kame sair

If the hair is seldom combed it soon becomes a difficult and painful operation to perform Proverbially applied when silected to such an extent that they become troublesome

Kamesters are aye creeshy

”Kareasy People are always like their work

Katie Sweerock, frae where she sat, cried, ”Reik me this, and reik me that”

”Applied to lazy people, who ask others to do this or that for theht to do for theude fellow

”Spoken when one peeps into the pot to see if the liquor be out; whereas a jolly good fellow should drink about, and when the pot's eh

That is, keep your own counsel on er or delicacy

”'Thir kittle times will drive the wisest o' us daft,' said Neil Blane, the prudent host of the Howff; 'but I'se aye keep a calie fair words

Or promise much, but perform little

”The assets he carried off are of nae ht his pipe wi' theie him siller on them--that I ken by Andro Wylie; but they were ower auld cats to draw that strae afore theae fair words”--_Rob Roy_

Keep a thing seven years, and ye'll find a use for't

Keep gude company, and ye'll be counted ane o' them

Keep hame, and hame will keep you

Keep out o' his company that cracks o' his cheatery

Shun the co for a sair fit

”Keep solish_

Keep the feast till the feast day

Keep the head and feet warm, and the rest will tak nae harm

Keep the staff in your ain hand

Keep woo, and it will be dirt; keep lint, and it will be silk

”Lint , but wool rots”--_Kelly_