| A misty morning may become a clear day. |
| A close mouth catches no fleas. |
| Luck never gives; it only lends. |
| There’s no medicine for fear. |
| War makes thieves, and peace hangs them. |
| Better be ill spoken of by one, before all, than by all before one. |
| The day has eyes, the night has ears. |
| He’s the slave of all slaves who serves none but himself. |
| A bold foe is better than a cowardly friend. |
| Nobody can serve two masters. |
| If you don’t see the bottom, don’t wade. |
| A light purse makes a heavy heart. |
| Beggars can’t be choosers. |
| When wine sinks words swim. |
| A table without bread is not a table, but bread is a table on its own. |
| A plump widow needs no advertisement. |
| Self-assurance is two thirds of success. |
| Never take a wife till you know what to do with her. |
| A tale never loses in the telling. |
| What we learn first, we know best.. |
| Three things come without being wanted, age, love, and rheumatism. |
| A bad reaper never gets a good sickle. |
| They who dance must pay the fiddler. |
| Never draw your dirk when a blow will do it. |
| A man’s best fortune or his worst is a wife. |
| A shored tree stands long. |
| Often has a shoemaker’s wife had bad shoes. |
| A fool may earn money, but it takes a wise man to keep it. |
| Praise the fine day in the evening. |
Also Read:
Scottish Proverb Quotes Page #1
Scottish Proverb Quotes Page #2
