Part 89 (1/2)

Tam-tell-truth's nae courtier

Tappit hens like cock-crowing

Tarry breeks pays nae freight

Persons in the sae one another ”Pipers don't pay fiddlers”--_English_ ”One barber shaves another”--_French_

Tarry lang brings little hame

Tell nae tales out o' schule

Tell the truth and shame the deil

Thank ye for cakes, I have scones in

That is, such a thing is better done or told than you could do it

That'll be a sap out o'my income or prospects

That's abune your thoo of which he is considered incapable

That's a piece a step a substantial ”piece” or meal

That's a sair hair in ure withoutby theower a cloakpin Bailie Grahaot that tale by the end”--_Rob Roy_

That's as ill as the ewes in the yaird and nae dogs to hunt the the safest place where the ewes could be, the proverb ht

That's a tale o' twa drinks

That's a tee'd ba'

That's but ae doctor's opinion

That's equal aqual

”Mr Novit, ye'll no forget to draw the annual rent that's due on the yerl's band--if I pay debt to other folk, I think they suld pay it toelse to do, ye , Jock, when ye're sleeping My father tauld me sae forty years sin', but I ne'er fand ti twa dogs wi' ae stane

That's for that, as butter's for fish

Meaning that such a thing is exactly what is wanted