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Fiddlers, dugs, an fleesh-flees comes aye to feasts uncaad. |
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| f |
Fanned fires an forced love ne'er dae weel. |
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| f |
Far awa fowls has fair feathers. |
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| f |
Fat hens is aye ill layers. |
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| f |
Favours unuised is favours abuised. |
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| f |
Feather bi feather the goose is plucked. |
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| f |
Farthest frae the kirk aye suinest at it. |
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| f |
Fair exchange is nae robbery. |
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| f |
Fair words winna mak the pat bile. |
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| f |
Fire is guid for the fireside. |
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| f |
Fair maidens wear nae purses. |
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| f |
Forgotten pain, when follows gain. |
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| f |
Fire an watter is guid servants but ill maisters. |
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| f |
Farther east the shorter west. |
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| f |
Fancy wis a bonny dug, but Fortune teuk the tail frea't. |
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| f |
Fast bind, fast find. |
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| f |
Fools is aye fond o flittin, an wise men o sittin. |
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| f |
Fools maks feasts an wise men eats them. |
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| f |
Forbid a fool a thing, an that he'll dea. |
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| f |
Fools' haste is nae speed. |
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| f |
Feed a cauld, but hunger a colic. |
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| f |
Folly is a bonny dug, but a bad ane.</ </font> |
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| f |
Force wi'oot foresicht aften fails. |
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| f |
Freendship canna stand aye on ane side. |
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| f |
Fools is aye fortunate. |
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| f |
Freedom's a fair thing. |
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| f |
Fresh fish an unwelcome freends stinks afore they're three days. |
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| f |
Fou o coortesy, fou o craft. |
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